Projects

Pastoring a church is no easy job! As a Pastor of a local church with responsibilities supervising up to twenty other smaller churches, mobility in visiting the fellowships is a major task! Villages are often located within 20 - 30 miles of bush land with no connecting roads. Therefore Pastors often have much trouble visiting members in other villages. Unlike our Pastors, who can often schedule their timetable to arrive home in time for their evening meal, many local African pastors spend days and sometimes weeks away from home, visiting churches under their care, whilst teaching, helping and encouraging Christians. This is an arduous task to complete on foot.

The school at Kasangity (Uganda) was formed by "Fields of Life", a Charity from Ireland. It started with only one building which housed P1-P3, and grew from there. We bought £500 worth of books (approximately 200) for the children to help in their education (Jan 1998).

We hear so many stories on the news and from the media that we instinctively react, "Another famine!", but the reality remains: thousands still die. It wasn't long ago that Sudan was gripped by famine and war, and indeed is still struggling to overcome. Horrendous pictures were shown of men, women and children reduced to mere skeletons.