Uganda

Angelina’s Story – The Angola Pig Farmer

December 1, 2011
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Today I want to share some of the good news of what happened this year. In 2011, 150,000 pounds of food and 400 gallons of cooking oil have been distributed in the slums of Uganda. Read that again. One hundred Fifty THOUSAND pounds of food! Four HUNDRED gallons of cooking oil! Amazing! How many people [...]

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Robina’s Story

December 1, 2011
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I hate the long flights from here to Kampala, Uganda! And the more I make these flights and the older I get, the more I hate it! But it worth it’s and I will gladly do it many times a year. Here’s why. Hello Muzee. I hope is all is well. Here is an update. We [...]

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Stephen – Short NOT Small

July 27, 2011
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Stephen is a big man for Jesus Christ living in the slum Kimombasa of Kampala, Uganda. He is under five feet tall with a hunch back. He is supporting a family of six. He is poor and is currently receive aid through Manna Ministry. But he a committed follower of Jesus Christ and is a [...]

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Is This “Church”?

July 20, 2011
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We At IMFC Say “YES”! So far in 2011 over thirty-seven churches have been started in the slums of Kampala, Uganda, on the military barracks in Naksongola and in out-laying villages in Mid-Western Uganda! More than seven hundred people gather in these new groups that have come into existence since January, 2011 to pray and [...]

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A Growing Problem

March 3, 2011

Food shortage equals MORE hungry people. That’s the dire prediction for Uganda. Too many people. Not enough food. What’s creating this dilemma? Drought and Disease. Overpopulation. Here are some excerpts from the Daily Monitor that highlight the problem. Overpopulation Food security in Uganda is likely to worsen in the next 40 years as the population [...]

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Normalcy Returns

February 22, 2011

Is normalcy good? In this case, yes! Here is an excerpt from an article entitled, Normalcy returns, but security deployment still on, in one of Uganda’s leading newspapers, the Daily Monitor describing Kampala during the elections: With the presidential and parliamentary elections now history, business and life in major towns around the country is normalizing [...]

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Cancer In Uganda

February 16, 2011

I found this story in the Daily Monitor today, February 16, 2011 and thought you might appreciate it as much as I did. It really put me to thinking and thanking God for our health care system that may need a lot of work, but is a blessing. You can read the story in the [...]

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IMFC Shuts Down In Kampala!

February 15, 2011
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You read correctly. IMFC is shutting down in Kampala, Uganda. Why? National elections this Friday, February 18, 2011. We are praying for peaceful elections and believing that to be so, but…So we are shutting down for a week. The plan is to resume ministry Wednesday, February 23. Politics is huge in Kampala. While I was [...]

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The Perfect Ending! Or, Is It Just The Beginning?

February 8, 2011
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I love baptism services. Especially those at Lake Victoria just outside Kampala, Uganda. On Sunday, January 23, 2011, we had the privilege of seeing 40 people walk out into the waters of Lake Victoria and be baptized. Of the 40, 23 had come to faith in Jesus Christ that week as the volunteers from the [...]

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2011 Goals – NOT Resolutions

January 6, 2011

IMFC 2011 goals for the ministry in Kampala, Uganda are: 6000+ people to be won to Jesus Christ and enrolled in Bible Way for discipleship in 2011 – 500 per month 50+ new church starts in the slums of Kampala in 2011 200+ baptisms in 2011 Increase the number of families in Manna Ministry to150 [...]

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