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We the CMM team in Uganda are always thankful for your prayers and
encouragement.

The Child Sponsorship:
All the sponsored children are back to school  including five new entrants whose details and photos we shall include in our next report.

The parents and children are always thankful. There are still a lot of needy children and it is in our prayers that CMM will, in the near future, through the children’s village Buyuki Project, be able to take in as many needy children as able.

The C-TBS:
This year, we are running three Bible classes at two different locations.

We are running two NT classes. One at Mukono Deliverance Church with 19 students (ministers and pastors) from five different churches. And at Bweyogerere, (God’s Center of Blessings Church) eleven students from four different Churches.

The OT class at Bweyogerere has 27 students from seven different Churches. Running three schools is a bit of a challenge as we have always been running one or two. But at the same time, it is such a blessing that pastors and church ministers are able to receive the basic Bible training at their locations and continue with their usual responsibilities at home, work, and at church.

CMM teams visit two or three prisons once a week to pray  with and encourage the prisoners. They visit hospitals at least once a week to pray with the sick.

God has been so good and we are so thankful for the prayers and support.

God bless,
Dan/ CMM Team

Dear Friends;

A lot has happened since we last reported. Below are the updates on what the CMM team has been up to during that period.

1. The latest achievement is the purchase of the CMM children’s property. A very big thanks to the TUPS team for facilitating this whole process which has about 5% to be completed. We now own the property. The one thing left to complete the purchase is the transfer of the Land Titles into our names.

2. Training:  The C-TBS  Bible class has also progressed very well. This is the biggest class we have ever run with over 60 students from eleven different churches. The two NT classes run in different locations. Both classes started early March and are now more than half way completed, finishing at the end of October.

3. Karamojja: Since April, Richard Byamugisha has three times visited Karamojja, checking on the CMM sponsored children and paying their school fees. Last month Richard gave a mattress, mosquito net, and school supplies to each of the CMM sponsored children.

Almost all our children had been sleeping on mats, like most children in Karamojja, without mosquito nets. This makes them vulnerable to malaria. We are grateful to the Lord for the ability to provide for our children in Karamojja.

4. Other CMM children: We have successfully paid the current term’s school fees for all the CMM sponsored children. CMM has also done a number of prison, hospital, and school outreaches within the nearby areas. We have had a good number come to Christ through these outreaches.  We have also prayed with many and received the testimonies of people that have been encouraged through these outreaches.

5. Now at the top of our Agenda are the preparations for the TUPS team visiting from Victoria. We at CMM are very much looking forward to receiving them later this October. A very big welcome to every one who is coming. We are praying for your preparations and your time here in Uganda.

This week Wednesday, Rachael, Richard, and Dan are traveling to Karamojja to start the preparations for the open air gospel meetings that we will run during the TUPS team’s visit.

Thanks a lot to everyone who is working to see these activities accomplished, in prayers and through financial provision. There is still a lot that God has in store for us. We appreciate all your contributions and encouragement.

On behalf of the CMM team,

God bless,

Dan