Recent Ministry:
We met Pamela when she was sick, and her legs had been paralyzed for over four months. Pamela 16 years was unable to go to school. Her family looked for help from doctors to help her walk, but she did not get better. When we visited her, shared the Word of God, and prayed for her, she was healed. She thanks God for what He did for her, and she gave her life to Christ. We pray that God may help her to remain safe and protected as she remains in prayer. We pray that she might be a living testimony to others.
We thank God for delivering Agnes from the spirits and healing her from being a cripple. Agnes, 27 years is a single mother with one child. When we met her through our home visits, we realized her family worshiped spirits and that she was demon-possessed. During attacks, she would call for help from beings she saw but others could not see. We prayed for her and told her to trust God who heals. As we prayed for her on that day, she was delivered from the spirits who left with loud voices, but she still could not walk or go outside. However, the next Sunday she came to church walking unassisted and testified what God did to her. We pray that God may continue protecting her against any form of attack that may come her way.
Ruteete Kingdom Steppers choir
We thank God for Ruteete church members who have united to make bricks for the church building. Termites are eating away and destroying our timber-shell church structure, compromising its stability and strength. Our vision is to make over twenty thousand bricks to help us to build a permanent church. We have seven hundred more to make. We also envision making ten thousand bricks for a water tank to harvest rainwater from our church roof to help the church and the community since water is from very far away.
We see God at work in the life of Doreen married to Nelson, and pray the Lord grants her a child. She has been married for four years and has no children. While we were doing home visits, we found her in her home sick with fever and no means of seeking medical care. We prayed and trusted God with her for healing. We are thankful to God that she has recovered. She is well and able to do her work. She is grateful to God for healing her.
Edward and Judith are blessed with two children who have their own families. Their grandchild, Akampurira Junior, who is six years old, currently stays with them. We met this home through our home visits and found that Edward was a drunkard, violent, and fighting with neighbors. Due to drunkenness, he had sold some of his properties to purchase alcohol. When we met him, we shared with him the Word of God and invited him, together with his wife, to come to our church to see the goodness of the Lord. When they arrived, they intended to compare us with the religion they were in but decided to join us when they found out that we were different from their religion. After attending Sunday services with us, they believed in the Lord and gave their lives to the Lord, confessing Jesus Christ as Savior. Edward has stopped drinking alcohol entirely, and they have managed to work and buy a piece of land where they are currently farming. They are a blessing to the church because of their service; Judith serves God as an usher, and Edward serves God in the development team. We pray to God to open more doors of finances so they can buy more land for farming and continue serving God.
Esther, 28, is married to Rodgers, 32, and is the mother of one child, who is two years old. Esther was a drunkard and abusive and violent to her husband. She could not respect him, and the neighbors waited to see the family break apart. She was in village courts over her violence. When we visited and shared the Word of God with her, she believed and gave her life to Jesus Christ. She has changed, stopped drinking alcohol, and stopped her fighting and abuse.
We praise God that we are not renting as a church but have church land and our church structure built. We believe God will help us build a permanent church building because the timber structure poles are being eaten by termites and weakened by rainwater, which is making the structure weak from underneath the ground.
