Dear friends, we take this opportunity to share what has been happening in Masulita. It has been quite busy as ministry seems to be moving on another level. Several things have happened without much of our effort.

Two more churches have been planted, one in Nansana and  another in Busunju.

Pastor Godfrey and Sarah are in Nansana now. The Pastor and his wife both have been part of Masulita Worship Center for several years and they both attended Bible College. The Lord led them to go to Nansana and plant a church. Already about 30 people are attending. Nansana is about nine miles from the capital city Kampala.
 

Pastor Mwesigwa Emanuel went to Busunju town and planted a church there. It is 40 miles from Kampala Hoima road. We have not yet launched that church officially and we will soon take our  team and do a few days of crusades and seminars.

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This month we received a miracle baby in our ministry. Pastor George and Sarah had been married seven years without a baby. They almost gave up. But they were thankful to God and filled with hope because of a prophecy that came saying that they would have children. Three years later, the promise of God was fulfilled when a baby boy was born to them this last month. George pastors Nansomba Worship Center.

Last month we did two crusades with churches in Ndejje and Kamuli villages and many people came to the Lord. During the day we held seminars and prayed for the sick and many were delivered. These crusades were a joint effort between Masulita Worship Center, New Heart Worship Center and Sonrise Chapel, who sent us missionaries to spend a few weeks helping us in this ministry.

Thank God for New heart Worship Center as they helped us acquire a new generator that we badly needed. It will be a great help as we often go to places that have no electrical power. In addition, the power to our church is off most of the day.

They also helped us acquire a five room house that will become a guest house for visitors from other countries. We will remodel it with western bathrooms and amenities. After a day out visiting the villages, it will be nice for visitors to return to this house where they will have a comfortable bed and good food. 

Our ministry to the destitute, called Mercy Moves, went out in villages to bring help to the poor and the sick. We visited several homes and gave out food stuffs.

In addition we took some people to the hospital and paid for their treatment. A person often may die from a simple sickness because they cannot afford $20 for treatment at a hospital. One family (see photo below), a grandma and two grand children were all sick. Grandma’s eye had been swollen for over a month and she did not have any medical attention because she was so poor. The boy and the girl both had a skin disease on their head. They are still undergoing treatment.

A Word from Pastor Robert
This month on August 10, 2006 we celebrated our 8^th anniversary as Masulita Worship Center. This event caused me to reflect on the past in view of what we have achieved today ... (click here to continue)

May the Lord richly bless you and the works of your hands. God is moving among us in wonderful ways and reaching many with the good news of hope and salvation.