January 2025 – March 2025

Greetings and Blessings to all our friends and co-workers in christ. We thank God for all the good work He is doing in your lives, families and with us as Christian Model Ministries. Below is a report to give you an idea of what has been happening from January up to date in our various ministries.

PRISON MINISTRIES


a. BUWAMBO PRISON.
This is found in Nansana Municipality Wakiso district in central Uganda. It houses around 300 prisoners
all men. We visited the prison and we preached to them and donated 64 New Testament Luganda bibles. We thank God for the great ministry.

b. KASANGATI PRISON
This prison is found in Nansana Municipality in Wakiso district central Uganda. It houses around 430
prisoners both men and women. We were not able to preach but donated 100 New Testament bibles.

c. MUKUNGWE PRISON
The above prison is found in Masaka city in central Uganda 124km from Kampala city. We found 143 prisoners who are all men. We preached to all of them and 74 gave their lives to Christ. We donated 64 New Testament Luganda bibles.

d. MASAKA SAZZA PRISON
We visited the above prison which also found I Masaka city in central Uganda. We found 450 prisoners
both men and women. We donated 64 New Testament Luganda Bibles.
e. MASAKA MAIN PRISON
The prison is found in Masaka city and is the largest in Masaka city with more than 2000 prisoners both
men and women.

the various Prison facilities we have visited. we are restricted from taking inmates pictures or inside facility pictures.

GOAT PROJECT


We started a goat rearing project in Karugangama village Katete parish Mbarara city. We began with 4 families to build their future domestic income generation. The project is now 7months and we walked through the villages to check how the project is fairing. We found the project progressing well with three goats having kids and the forth due.
We look forward to increasing the number of families that benefit in goats, chicken and cows projects

Richard Byamugisha with Some of the families with goats from the project

OPEN AIR GOSPEL CRUSADES/ OUTREACHES

The Almighty God opened for us the door to minister in open door gospel crusades. The gospel is still not widely preached and many souls are still hungry for the God. The gospel is power and it comes to heal, change and transform. We held two open air gospel crusades and many souls came to Christ. The souls that came to Christ are in church and are being discipled.

MEN’S FELLOWSHIP MEETINGS.

The men’s ministry has been thriving so powerfully in the month of November because many families have been reached. Many men are opening up of their weaknesses and habits and we are helping them become family men or men of families and having good relations with their relatives ,friends and in their homes.

Richard Byamugisha with some of the men from the fellowships

KASESE MINISTRY REPORT

  1. Prison Ministry

We thank God who has been touching many lives of people and getting saved. Below is a summary of our ministry impact assesment for the Kasese region and our locations of outreach.thank you so much for continously prying for us and supporting the work of God.

Prison facilities

No.NameNumber of prisonersDonations
01Nyabirongo prison420Bibles Food stuffs Scholastic materials Soap
02Rusese – Bwera Prison329Bibles Food stuffsSoap Scholastic materials
03Katwe kabatoro Prison205Food stuffs Soap Scholastic materials
Total 954 prisoners 

 These prisons facilities gave us opportunity to peach to the inmates the word of God. Lives are changing. They allowed us to always come on Sundays.

Nyabirongo prison gave us chance to begin discipleship program. At least twice a month.

  • INTERNALLY DISPLACED PEOPLE CAMPS

Displaced camps consists of people who were displaced as a results of floodings from river Nyamwamba and mud land slides on the Rwenzori mountain. Due to heavy rains in the mountains of Rwenzori, floods and landslides displaced thousands of people in the valley and town of Kasese municipality leading to loss of life and property, house and even Kilembe mines Hospital was destroyed.

The camp has 180families that make up 300 people including children, youth and elderly and they live in small grass thatched house with poorly living conditions like starvation, their houses are likely during rain, poor hygiene as they even have no latrines. We preached the gospel of our lord Jesus Christ and 200 people come to the Lord.

No.Displaced camps 
01Muhokya displaced camp
02Kyarumba displaced camp

We also did trauma healing to some most stressed families.

  • Muslim background believers (converts)

We ben a fellowship for people who converted from Islamic faith to Christianity. It started with 7 people but people have increased in number.

The fellowship have helped the believers who are persecuted for their faith and are encouraged to standard struggle amidst storms.

The discipleship have helped them to grow spiritual.

  • School ministry

We thank God for the grace to minister to the youth.

We have been able to reach 11500 students in conventions, we currently have discipleship classes going on in schools. 

  • Hospital ministry

During the year 2024, we introduced hospital ministry in different hospitals. We pray for the sick and preach to them salvation. We discovered that same diseases needs to be handed spiritually for instance same demonic attacks, healing begins from inside and then on the body.

  • Children ministry

We thank God for children ministry which have been carried out in our land for the purpose of equipping next generation for Jesus Christ. They have been reached once in while and in this month we managed to celebrate Christmas with them. We fed 300 children .both born again and street Kids.

THE UGANDA PARTNERSHIP ( TUPS ) VISIT

January 2025, we CMM hosted our co-workers TUPS ( The Uganda Patnership )from Canada. The TUPS visit has made a very good start /motivation of all our 2025 programs. The team included James and Josie DeGreef, Ben and Anikka, David and Linda Lindsay, Pr. Jeff Candell, and Chris Candell.

Here are the Highlights of the TUPS January 2 weeks visit.

The Team arrived on the 9th January,spent first 3 days in the Central around Kampala ( Kagoma). During those 3 days we had a few administrative meetings. TUPS team meeting with CMM leadership team for updates,evaluation and reporting. The team also met the sponsored children ( Central ),ministering to them, giving them gifts like clothes, shoes and encouraging them.

TUPS team also had meetings with other sister organisations that CMM is associated with. The Leaders of Kisoga Blinds School and the Leaders of Elizabeth Center.

Kisoga Blind school is a school that teaches and develops blind children and Elizabeth Centre is a place where disabled children are brought together parented ,educated and cared for these children.

Odyssey Company is more like a Vocational Training School training young men and women with skills in computer software and encouraging them to get jobs along those lines. This is also one of the groups that TUPS helps to support and encourage. The TUPS team conducted several meetings with the Odyssey and Uganda Polymath Institute during the visit.

THE VARIOUS CHURCH VISITS.

The team visited and ministered or preached in various churches such as SearchLight Of God Church -Kagoma, SearchLight Of God Church – Matugga and Worship Harvest -Kilemezi.

WESTERN UGANDA VISIT

The TUPS team also visted the western part of Uganda. Most of the ministry activities during the Team visit where done in western Uganda. While in Western Uganda, the following areas were visited;

  1. Karugangama
  2. Isingiro
  3. Bwambara
  4. Kasese
  5. Kagadi
  1. KARUGANGAMA VISIT

Karugangama is found in Mbarara city in South-Western Uganda. On 12th January visited Mbarara.On 13th January, they first visited Richard’s family where they shared a lot of good time and fellowship with family.

           VISITING THE VULNERABLE FAMILIES

The team later visited 4 families which are part of the seven families that have the kids sponsored by CMM. The even saw the goats donated to some of the vulnerable families.

                 GOLDEN CARE SCHOOL

The team visited Golden care school and met with the ten sponsored with kids and their parents plus the school administration.

The school administration had a meeting with the team and the kids presented some songs, poems and skits to the visiting team. The team led by James and Josie encouraged the parents and kids and even gave each kid gifts.

           MARRIAGE SEMINAR

In the evening, the team met the marrieds of Karugangama church. Around 60 couples came to hear from the great men and women of God. The sermon was delivered by Pastor Jeff Candel. Later they separated men and women alone and deeply discussed things that build the marriages. It was an evening in the presence of God.

        ISINGIRO PRISON MINISTRY

On 14th January, the team accompanied by the CMM team, visited Isingiro prison which is 25km away from Mbarara city. They found 387 prisoners of which 15 were women. The women led by Josie and Linda handled the women prisoners and the men led by James also handled the men prisoners too. It was preaching, prayer and counseling plus sharing the ears and drinks. Around 250 prisoners committed their lives to Christ.

            YOUTH MINISTRY

The team ministered to the youth who were readily prepared for the guests. Around 250 youth from different churches came to listen from the visiting team. The message was delivered by Benjamin Van Donkersgoed with his wife Annika. Many youths gave their lives to Christ and others recommitted their lives to Christ.  Each of the youth received a gift from the guests and it was joy beyond.

              CHILDREN MINISTRY

On 15th January, the team met around 200 children of Karugangama church of Uganda. The kids presented songs and skits to the team. The team led by James preached and gave gifts to the kids. The team later travelled to Bwambara.

  • BWAMBARA MEDICAL CAMP

Bwambara is found in Rukungiri district 150km from Mbarara city. CMM team organized a medical camp that was held on 16th January 2025 at Bwambara Archdeaconry. The medical camp attracted 681 who were offered free treatment both physically and spiritually. The camp had the following clinics

NOCLINICNO. OF MEDICSNO. OF PATIENTSREFERRALS
1.DENTAL6186NONE
2.OPTICAL82549
3.HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE3177 
4.DIABETES5176 
5.BREAST CANCER395 
6.CERVICAL CANCER287 
7.PROSTATE CANCER38110
8.MENTAL HEALTH1153
9.SPIRITUAL CLINIC12320 
10.DISPENSARY4450 
     

The medical camp was entirely sponsored by TUPS and organized by CMM.

  • KASESE MINISTRY

On 17th January, the team visited Kasese through Queen Elizabeth National Park. The team spent two days doing ministry under the guidance of Haawa and her team. They visited the prisons, churches and a refugee camp. Kasese was very much blessed. The pastors were given the books and the camp and prisons were given gifts.

NOVENUENO. OF PEOPLE SERVED
1.LAKE KATWE PRISON86 PRISONERS
2.NYABIRONGO PRISON80 PRISONERS
3.MUHOKYA REFUGEE CAMP250 REFUGEES
4.KASESE BAPTIST CHURCH34 PASTORS
5.KISINGA BAPRIST CHURCH83 PASTORS
   

d. KAGADI REVIVAL EXPLOSION CHURCH

On 19th January, we visited the above church which is found in the heart of Kagadi. We were welcomed by the Senior pastor Pastor Ibrahim Mukisa. Pastor Jeff preached the powerful message to around 400 congregants.

We thank God for the grace to minister in Western Uganda.

CMM is also associated to a ministry in gulu that helps pay school fees for some children in primary and secondary school. this program is led by Agnes and Richard. It was also good learning more about lifeand education in guluespecially given the background of insurgency in that area.

THE GULU VISIT

CMM is associated with a ministry thats led by a couple from Gulu, Richard and Agnes that helps to parent and pay school fees for primary and secondary school students in this region. Richard and Agnes narrated stories of the political instabilities that had happened in the region in the previous years and why the education is as is in this region. The Team visited, shared and fellowshiped with this couple in Gulu northern Uganda.

TUPS visit gallery

TUPS team interracting with the children, giving out clothes ,ministering in various churches, meeting the various men,kids and women groups and carrying out medical, eye and dental outreaches.

THE CHURCH BASED TRAINING IN BIBLICAL STUDIES ( C-TBS )

The two classes have been running for the last 6 weeks since the start of 2025.

SearchLight of God church has 9 students from 3 different churches , Uganda Polymath Institute under Odyssey Technologies class has 10 students. Ministers and upcoming ministers from various churches.

Both classes are now studying the book of 1 st Corinthians in both classes. In both classes,we have had some intresting feedback and discussions along lines of different church denominations basingthese on chapter 1-3 of 1st Corinthians where Paul was addressing issues similar to our current denominational differences. And generally these two classes are going on very well.

Sarurday 16th March ,we started another New Testament class at Mukono Deliverance church consisting of church ministers from 4 different churches. This class started with 12 students but we are expecting 5 more students to be join us. This is another good bunch of church ministersthat we are looking forward to spending 2025 year with learning the inductive approach in bible study studying the word of God together.

Dan Muwanguzi with the C-TBS staff brain storming for the next lesson plans during the meetings

Some of the students from the Uganda Polymath Institute under Odyssey Technologies

We thank God for thus far He has brought us, we thank him for such seasons as now where we continually serve and impact lives through the various programes and arrangements. Thank you our partners, co-workers, family and friends for all your prayers and continued support. May God bless you. 2 Corinthians 9:10:“Now he who supplies seed to the sower and bread for food will also supply and increase your store of seed and will enlarge the harvest of your righteousness.” 

CMM Team.

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