We praise the Almighty God for the far He has bought us and we say Ebeneezer. God granted us an opportunity to minister to the souls of many and reach to them with the acts of Great
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LIRA DENTAL OUTREACH.

Lira is found in Northern Uganda 324km from Kampala City. It’s a district composed of low income earning peasants. Lira city is the capital of Lango sub region which is surrounded by districts like Dokoro, Aleptong, Oyam and Apac districts. The people from that region are called the Langi. In this outreach, we fully sponsored the medical part and our partner, Pastor Aguma Basil of Saints Harvest Church helped with our welfare. We worked on 154 dental cases for (2) two days on 15th and 16th November 2019 with 4 dentists. Many of the above cases were extractions with few cases of referral. Being in urban setting. Many people were coming from the above mentioned neighboring districts.

The CMM team taking on the dental outreach.

Visiting the CMM triplets

On the 9th November, we got another opportunity to visit the triplets. We were joined by our friends from Namugongo fellowship cell, with us we carried items to help them in Christmas clothes for both the children and parents, food stuff, sugar and soap. The family was left happy.

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The triplets after they received their Christmas package.

Home Evening fellowship.

The home fellowships were a blessing to our ministry. The Bethany Altar and Namugongo home cell were ministered to. People came to Christ and the love of God was greatly manifested. We give all the glory to God for empowering us.

The Home fellowship happening.

Bible distribution.

On 9^th December 2019, we visited pastors from the mountains of Rwenzori in Western Uganda. We gave them 40 Bibles in the Kinandi language. Kasese is 371 km from Kampala city. Its inhabitants are Bakonzho. We got a report that many pastors who occupy the Mountain lack Bibles. So we responded by giving 40 Bibles as a Christmas gift to 40 churches. Some pastors walked 16 miles to come and receive Bibles. It was Joy immeasurable for that part of the village. We hope to visit them again and add more Church Bibles and Minister to them medically.

Distributing bibles.

PRISONS MINISTRY.

Kalangala Prison Ministry.

On 14th December 2019 we travelled to the Island in Kalalngala District. We took the message of Peace to the hearts of Men.

We visited 2 Prisons on those Islands which are 28km apart.

In Kalangala prison, we donated to them 8 Matresses and 6 Bibles. These were the first mattresses ever to enter their prison cells. The prisoner danced with Joy beyond. The Prison administrators were highly grateful for the great ministry.

On that visit, we found 56 Prisoners of which 4 were women.

Headed to the Islands of Kalangala.

Kabale Regional.

We had another opportunity to preach to the suspects in Kabaale Regional Police Station. It handles criminals from Kigezi region. What comprises of Kabale , Rubanda Rukiga, Kisoro, Kanungu and Rukungiri districts.

We preached to 43 suspects and 18 gave their lives to Christ. We donated to them 2 Runyankore and Rukiga Bibles.

Ready to preach in the Prisons.

DENTAL OUT OF REACH
On 23^rd December 2019, we ministered to the people of Bwambara, Rukungiri district – my home Village. The dental outreach was carried out in Partnership with the natives of Bwambara who live in Kampala.
47 people were worked on by 2 dentists, all the people were for extractions.

The dentists helping out the community.

Children Ministry

On Christmas day, we had a great package for children. We prepared them great material for coloring, great music, sermon and gifts.

We ministered to 387 Children below 12 years. It was so refreshing and inspirational. We thank GOD for all those great souls that were ministered to.

CMM ministering to the Little ones.

C-TBS CLASS UPDATE.

By the time we graduated the O.T and N’T classes late October / Early November, we had started a new class This consists of only pastors all from around bweyogerere. A good number of pastors in this area had already done the C-TBS, but the other remaining ones requested that we meet with and teach them every Tuesday from 8am to 10am. We have been with this group since the beginning of November.

A bunch of 26 pastors who are currently learning the inductive approach and studying the new testament.

We have received very encouraging testimonies, many had never read or preached from the book of philemon until of recent when they went through this book with us.

One of the pastors had started writing a book and had given up but three weeks in their course, she picked on where she had left her book two years ago. She says that this course opened her eyes and simplified her approach in continuing with her book.

Many are now confessing that their approach in searching for Sunday sermons has changed as they now have plenty to preach and teach in their churches.

We as staff are finding this a very interesting class as we interact with individuals on a regular basis as they can right away relate what is going on in their churches, and communities etc.

The pastors’ class.

Please keep us in your prayers with this on going class.

And now around this time, we are also starting to visit different churches and encourage all church ministries to join our expected 2 bible classes due to start beginning of March.

CMM staff members are out doing many things, ministering in prisons, hospitals, schools, churches, children, praying and encouraging individuals.

We thank all our friends who are standing with us in prayers and supporting this work financially. May the Lord richly bless you.

Happy new year.

October was a very busy month with a number of activities around the country. We saw the hand of God in the prisons, villages, churches, and school ministries. This time round, CMM was blessed to host members from TUPS (David, Linda, Emily, Pr. Jeff and Ric) who took part in all the above activities.

BUYUKI MEDICAL OUTREACH.

We had a great ministry in the Buyuki community. Buyuki is found in Luwero district 54km North of Kampala along Gulu highway. The outreach took place on 29th Oct. and 295 people were worked on. The outreach had Dental services, Eye services, Cancer screening, and sensitization services, Diabetes and High Blood pressure screening services.

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Dental Services;

In partnership with a team of 22 dental students from Mulago Dental school headed by Allan Akankwasa, CMM and TUPS helped treat community members with dental problems. We worked on 112 patients who got services like extraction, scaling and dental sensitization. David from the TUPs team was on the support staff, Emily and Rick did the dispensing of drugs. Linda helped in cleaning and sterilizing the forceps. All the patients were worked on.

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Eye treatment Services;

The eye treatment services were given by the assistance of ‘Guardian Optics’ found in Kampala along Martin road. The team was headed by Mr. Sonko Elvis and we worked on 42 patients who were given reading glasses and eye drops at a subsidiary price. 15 of them were given free reading glasses because they couldn’t afford the cost at all.

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Cancer Screening Services;

The Lord connected us to the Uganda Cancer Institute who sent a team of 5 people to give free services to people. The services included; Prostate Cancer Screening – 16 men above 40 years were screened of prostate cancer and 1 was found with cancer. Breast Cancer – 30 women were screened of breast cancer and 2 were found with cancer. Cervical Cancer – 27 women were screened for cervical cancer and 1 was found with cancer. All 4 people were referred to the Uganda Cancer Institute for further help. The team was sent by Dr. Noreb Mugisha and headed by Yusuf.

High Blood Pressure And Diabetes;

Dr. Edwin Okello did the great work in screening 125 people with diabetes and High blood pressure, 34 people were found with High blood pressure and 21 with Diabetes.

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Spiritual Clinic;

The spiritual clinic was headed by Ps. Jeff Candell helped by Ps. Nsumba Godfrey as the translator. Many people were prayed for and others counseled of different spiritual issues.

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We appreciate God for the support team that helped in putting things together, the LC 1 chairperson of Buyuki for the great mobilization and groundwork, Ps. Ritah Kiyingi for the great work in registration and welfare. God bless you, Pr. Ssemwogerere for organizing people in their different tents, The youth Hub team for the great coordination on ground and supporting the medics, Searchlight of God Ministries Matugga and Wobulenzi teams for the great support in organizing and guiding patients.

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PRISON MINISTRIES.

Together with the TUPs team, we visited 3 prisons, Kasangatti, Butaleja, and Kotido all three prisons were served with a drink and a bite and the word of God. Kasangatti didn’t allow us in but we were able to pray with their representatives. In Butaleja we met 58 prisoners of which 1 was a lady. Ric peached with Emily about the love of Christ. 16 prisoners gave their lives to Christ of which 5 were Muslims. In Kotido we preached to 106 prisoners of which 16 were women. Ric and David preached the love of Christ and 68 gave their lives to Christ. We also shared with them sodas and cakes including the prison offers. We also gave each lady a packet of sanitary pads. All that was possible because of the good heart of the TUPS team.

CHURCH MINISTRY.

We visited a couple of churches in different parts of the country. These include;

Bulenga church

This is pastored by Pr. Justus Muhwezi and they meet four times a week. On Wednesday 30th October we met the ministers for 2hrs. David and Ric talked about the authority, great commission and the coming of the messiah. They also had one on one prayer time and the Spirit of God moved mightily.

Butaleja church.

We visited Butaleja Christian model church which was started by CMM. The turn up was very low due to the time factor but Pr. Jeff preached and encouraged Christians to remain strong.

Acherer PAG.

church We visited the Acherer PAG church found in Moroto District in Karamoja. Pr. Jeff preached in the main church, Emily, Linda, and Racheal preached in the children’s church.

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KARAMOJA CHILDREN.

We visited the kids in different parts of Karamoja;

Moloremu kids.

These are under the Divine care ministries. They have a Child Development Centre which is the only learning center for kids in an area of around 5000kids. The community gave out their land in order to educate their kids. We met 365 kids whom we shared the word of God to plus biscuits and other gifts.

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Acherer kids.

CMM sponsors 5 kids from Acherer where we even drilled a borehole. We gave them gifts and helped the P7 candidates with food to eat the next day. We prayed for their success.

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Kotido kids.

We at CMM sponsor 8 kids from kotido who live in different manyattas. We met them in the manyatta that belongs to Loyo Jenipher. The same visit turned into an open-air evangelism crusade. It attracted around 35 village people. Around 15 gave their lives to Christ. We discussed many issues with our children and we were highly encouraged. We later shared some eats and prayed together.

TRIPLETS.

We visited the CMM supported triplets on 19th October to help out with their livelihood. On the light, we brought supplies like sugar, soap, porridge flour, and Bread. The triplets later met the TUPs team on 26th October and it was of great joy.

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SHARING GIFTS FROM TUPS AMONGST THE CMM CHILDREN. 

We are grateful to God for the clothes and other gifts brought for the children in Uganda by the TUPS team on their trip to Uganda.

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C-TBS GRADUATIONS.

The new testament class which has been running since March graduated on Sunday 27th/October/2019 with 19 students from 5 different churches. The occasion took place in a Sunday church service at Mukono Deliverance church. This is a time of celebration and good testimonies from the students who have been working so hard studying inductively every book of the new testament.

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The TUPS team from Victoria Canada were our guests of honor on that day and they gave out certificates to the graduands.

Afterward, we shared a meal with the students and their guests.

The O.T class, on the other hand, had 13 of the students that successfully completed the study of the old testament. This class was running at God’s center of blessings Chruch but the 13 students came from 4 different churches.

The occasion took place during a Sunday church service on 10th/October/2019.

We are so grateful to the Lord for the contribution of these bibles courses towards the discipleship of the Nation of Uganda.

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Training of pastors and ministers at their locations allows them to continue with their routine work as they study each book of the Bible using the inductive approach. This is such a powerful and very effective discipleship tool in our churches today.

We are so thankful to the Lord for all the friends that stand with us in prayers and financially as this enables us as staff to continue doing our work more effectively.

Thank you so much.

Karamoja Ministry

Christian Model Ministries together with Divine Care Ministries went to Karamoja for two weeks.  The total number of missioners was 76. We camped at Koblin in Napak district for 4 days. Koblin is the resettlement area for street children got from Kampala and other cities, rehabilitated before sending them back to their respective homes or schools. Those four days were for fasting and prayers, seeking God for direction and spiritual mapping. We later dispersed to different directions into 7 groups.

Traveling to Karamoja

The entire team comprised of 16 members and we went to a village called DUOL. It is a very virgin place for the gospel. The place has no church, shop, school..

Morning Devotion

Each day had a different arrangement that ranged from discipleship, door to door evangelism, Children ministry, women groups, men meetings, open-air gospel crusades and one on one canceling.

Traveling to remote areas for evangelism.

While visiting the Manyattas (communities), we realized that people were in the bounty harvest for crops like maize (corn), sunflower, and sorghum (their staple food). Their cows were also looking good and giving them milk, in other words, there was no famine that whole year which is quite uncommon.

Having a good time with the kids

We spent 10 days in DUOL and we achieved the following;

• 169 people came to Christ.
• We started four home churches and another congregational church to combine all.

• 37 people were descipled to will run the home churches and pastor the community.
• A model pit latrine for the community in Nasinyonoit was constructed. The community of 80 people was using the bush, so they promised to build more pit latrines for hygiene.
• Prayed for different people for healing and deliverance.
• We reconciled communities and families who were at war.

Setting up a model latrine for the community.

Dental Outreach.

CMM In partnership with Mulago dental school which provided 13 dentists held a dental outreach at Christian Family Church Bulenga on 26^th September.

Dental ministry.

That place has so many vulnerable people who live a low-class life in slums and such services are so hard for them to reach. We attended to 31 people with extractions and referrals. 3 people came to Christ as a result.

Police Ministry.

With a theme of forgiveness as read in Mathew 18:21-32, CMM visited Seeta police post twice in the month of September. We realized that the theme carried heavy deliverance into the lives of the suspects.

One particular suspect was 21 years old by the names of Ssemakula Moses. He came to know his biological father two years ago after being abandoned since his childhood. He feels so bitter for his biological dad for not being considerate and throwing him to another family. And to his mom for hiding a precious secret for all that long. His question was; ‘Can I forgive such people?’ By God’s grace, he accepted Jesus in tears and forgave his parents.

C-TBS Class.

End of October is usually an exciting time for the C-TBS classes. Both classes will be winding up and graduating.

27th-October, the Mukono N.T class will be graduating and the graduation occasion will take place at Mukono Deliverance church. Currently, this class is winding up with the study of the book of revelation.

The old testament class is completing their studies on the books of the “minor prophets” and this class will be graduating on the 10th of November.

The pastors’ class at Bweyogerere.

Some few months back, The Bweyogerere pastors that meet every Tuesday morning, This group of pastors invited us (C-TBS) to take them through this course. The idea is that they (the senior pastors) would be trained by themselves and not mix them with any of their junior ministers.

5 weeks ago, we started this exciting bible class with this group of pastors and it is going on well.

Please keep praying for this bunch of 27 pastors. Each of them has a big congregation he is heading. We are now looking at the bible training course making a big impact on so many congregations in the whole area of Bweyogerere and Kira.

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We are so thankful to the Lord for all the friends who are praying with us and supporting the CMM work in Uganda.

We praise God for yet another month (the month of August) that was full of great activities/ministries. Like the previous months, August had more of prison ministry.

KASANGATI PRISON

Kasangati is frequently visited because the prison administrators gave us a wide reception. Our permission is just a call away. During the previous visits, the prison administrators told us that the problem they have is hygiene and so we could help them with soap and sanitary pads for women. So the Lord gave us the word of knowledge towards the problem by making reusable sanitary pads. Luckily enough, some of our very own CMM members knew how to make them so we had to purchase the materials for teaching the prison women how to make sanitary pads. So on 8th August 2019, we went to Kasangati prison and trained them on how to make their own sanitary pads. 23 prisoners and 2 prison officers learned. Amidst training, the gospel of hope was being preached.

While at Kasangati police station.

KALANGALA PRISON

Kalangala district is an island district and geographically under the not easy to reach areas of Uganda both in social services and the gospel. The Lord prompted us to visit the prisoners as we look for other avenues of the gospel in that land. We traveled on the ferry on 9th August 23, 2019. While on the ferry, we preached the gospel to some of the passengers. Along the whole journey, God spoke to us and we saw great opportunities for the gospel. The next day we went to the prison and found out that it comprised of very traumatized and hard criminals arrested from other neighboring islands, landing sites, and the mainland. We preached the gospel of forgiveness in Matthew 18 and 16prisoners gave their lives to Christ, 6 confessed their sins loud and clear to their fellow prisoners. We donated to them 15 Bibles and 2 boxes of soap, each containing 25 bars.

Traveling to Kalangala island.

KALANGALA CENTRAL POLICE STATION

On the same trip, we visited the police station where suspects are first kept before being taken to prison. We donated five Bibles to help them in curbing down crime.

SEETA POLICE STATION

Seeta has been a blessing to our ministry We’ve been able to preach to them weekly and 34 souls have come to Christ. Each visit has been blessed with a cup of tea and snack for each of the suspects courtesy of Christian Model Ministries.

NTINDA POLICE STATION

Ntinda police station is in Kampala city in Nakawa Division. We visited them on 26th august and we preached the gospel of love and forgiveness to the suspects. 5 people gave their lives to Christ. We give all the glory to Jesus. We gave them 2 bibles to help in reviving the prayer lives. It was our first visit and the police administration gave us the open door.

Giving out bibles at Ntinda police station.

KIBANGA PRIMARY SCHOOL

Kibanga is a church founded school found at Kalangala Island. We ministered to the school girls above 12 years by helping them do reusable pads. Around 120 girls from upper primary learned and were each given 2 free reusable sanitary pads. During the training, the gospel was preached and 75 girls gave their lives to Christ. The school administration requested us to come in more often.

Sharing with pupils at Kibanga primary School.

C-TBS Class

The OT and NT 2019 bible classes have been running since March 2019 and both classes will be ending by the end of October.
The OT class completed the major prophets and now working on the 12 “minor prophets”.
The NT is currently studying the book of Hebrews, to be followed by a few other epistles, then finally the book of revelation.
Both classes continue to be exciting and with students having many encouraging testimonies in regards to the training.

The C-TBS New testament class

We thank the Lord for bringing us this far, and for what he is doing in this nation through our courses, and we are very thankful to the Lord for all the friends standing with us in prayers and through financial support for the ongoing CMM work.

Prisons Ministry

Kisoro Prison.

Kisoro prison is found in Kisoro district in South Western Uganda. It is on the border or Rwanda and Uganda about 520Km from the capital Kampala.

The prison housed 276 prisoners who were from around Kisoro. We gave them 50 bibles in the 4 different local languages. 64 prisoners gave their lives to christ.

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Ndorwa Prison.

This is found in Kabale district still at the border of Uganda and Rwanda. It had 876 prisoners at the time of our visit and they were all from the greater Kigezi in Western Uganda.

We visited them with 23 bibles in two different local languages.

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Seeta Police station

We’ve continued visiting Seeta police station on a weekly basis and the different suspects have continued to receive christ.

We had wonderful time sharing the word of God and snacks on the different occasions, gave out 4 bibles and 28 people gave their lives to christ during the 4 visits for this month.

Kiira road police station.

This is found in Kampala city in the central Uganda. This houses approximately 100 suspects every month before they are presented before the courts of law.

Here we gave out 5 bibles in two different languages. 5 people gave their lives to christ.

Kawempe Police station.

Kawempe police station is found in Kampala city in Kawempe division. It houses around 80 suspects every month from around Kawempe division.

We gave out 5 bibles in two different languages.

Busoga Mission

CMM in partnership with Busoga Anglican missionaries took a dental outreach mission in Kaliro and namutumba districts found in Busoga region in Eastern Uganda.

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The mission lasted for 5 days and activities among others included;

• Door to door evangelism
• Open air gospel crusades
• Christian Movies
• Children ministry
• The dental ministry.

2707 people were ministered to and 836 gave their lives to christ. 108 people with dental problems were attended to.

We gave out 200 bibles to different families.

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Matinza church of Uganda.

Matinza church of Uganda is located in Kisoro district near the Kisoro prison that we had earlier visited that same day. Here we shared with them the word of God.

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C-TBS Report

The old testament class

This class is currently studying (and near completion) 1 +2 Kings. These as mentioned before are studied as one book. Just because 2nd kings is a continuation of the 1st kings story.

2nd kings has been so exciting, eye opening to our students. For the students to be able to relate the back ground information like the captivities of Israel and Judah by Syria + Babylon, the years when those events are taking place, the prophets and their timely messages to both Israel and Judah at different times and how all this relates with the other prophets books etc. It has been such a big eye opener and interesting lesson to our class around this time.

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The New testament class

Here we completed the study of the book of Romans and currently just concluded 1+2 Corinthians. Our students especially having studied the book of Acts are now getting a lot more from the study of the Epistles.

Both classes are exciting and interesting. Please keep praying for these classes for the students and staff in any way the Lord may lead you.

The CMM Sponsored Children

These are soon taking a three weeks break which will lead into the third and final term for this year. We are receiving very positive and encouraging feedback in regards to the performance of all the CMM sponsored children.

We have had some few cases children getting sick during the 2nd term mostly wit typhoid and Malaria but God is good, they are all well and continuing with their studies.

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Thanks you so much to all our friends that are praying with us, encouraging us and supporting the CMM ongoing work in Uganda

Prison Ministry

As one of the ways of fulfilling our great commission, we at CMM have continued visiting various prisons in Uganda taking to them words of Love, Hope, Forgiveness, and reconciliation. We managed to minister to 3 different prisons and 3 police detentions/police cells.

Kasangati Prison.

As was previously mentioned, Kasangati prison administration have always welcomed CMM with open arms to preach the word of God and talk to the prisoners and the prison staff. On the 26th of June, with 16 bibles to donate, we visited and preached to 278 prisoners 24 of whom were women and 37 prisoners came to Christ.

Giving out bibles at Kasangati

Nyimbwa Prison.

Nyimbwa prison is located in Luwero district one and half hours north of Kampala. Here, we ministered to 184 prisoners and gave away 16 bibles to them.

Headed to Nyimbwa prison.

Kauga prison.

This prison facility is found along Kampala Jinja highway and housed 586 prisoners at the time of our visit. Here we donated 10 bibles to help them grow spiritually in Christ.

Main entrance to Kauga prison

Among the police detentions we visited were, Mukono police station, Kiira road police station, and Seeta police station where we had a total of 52 come to christ and also gave out 10 bibles.
Family Alters / Fellowships.
Our weekly family fellowships have continued to be a blessing to many and we continue to receive testimonies of God’s goodness through these fellowships.

One of the family fellowships.

C-TBS.

The new testament 

This class recently completed the study of the book of Acts. The book of acts in our setting is like the climax of the N.T bible class.

By this time, all the students have a good understanding of the “inductive approach bible study”.

Now Acts also acts as the introduction and lays the foundation to the epistles.

We are now studying the book of romans which is another exciting and rich book in christian / church doctrine.

The Old Testament.

The O.T class is currently studying the books 1+2 Samuel. We in the bible studies consider this as one book given the simple fact that 2nd Samuel is a continuation of the 1st Samuel story.

Around this time, the O.T class is also eying 1+2 Kings which also in a sense is the climax for the O.T as it contains such important background information for the prophets books.

Kato Edward teaching.

We as CMM are very thankful to the Lord for being part of what He is doing in the nation. We thank all our supporters and prayer partners. Your role in these ministries is key. Thank you very much.

Prisons Ministry.

CMM was blessed to be joined by Laura and Erin from Victoria BC Canada for some part of May. We did much of the ministries together and among those was the prisons ministry. We visited two prison facilities among which were;

Kasangati Prison.

This is located 12km from the Ugandan capital Kampala. The prison had 487 prisoners at the time of our visit who Laura and Erin ministered to with words of encouragement from the book of Jeremiah 29:11 and 28 people gave their lives to christ.

Seeta Police post.

We as CMM visited Seeta police post 4 times (once every week) and ministered to 84 people in total with words of encouragement. On one of the visits, we were accompanied by Laura and Erin who shared words of hope and prayed with the police suspects.

Erin and Laura doing Prisons Ministry.

Western Uganda Annual Convention.

In partnership with world-shine ministries, we organised this year’s conventionat Rwentobo Ntungamo District. Just like it was for the prisons ministry, we were accompanied by Erin and Laura to this event. We to part in a number of activities but mostly was into the Forums. These were pre-convention activities which were meant to reach to city corporate class and they include;

Different activities at the Convention

C-TBS class activities

Prisons Ministry

By the grace of God, CMM has continued visiting prisons and police cells around Uganda and in the month of April we managed to reach out to 3 police stations sharing the love of Christ.

Seeta police station.

This had 68 suspects that day and this number was due to the increased crime rate in the Easter celebrations season. We ministered to them about the unending love of Christ and 13 gave their lives to Christ.

Wandegeya police station.

This was the biggest visited this month. It housed 107 suspects at the time most of whom were hard core criminals. We continued sharing the love of christ through the word and 18 gave their lives to Christ.

Namugongo police post.

This by virtue of to the police post size houses a small number as compared to the above. We found 13 suspects who were charged on offences ranging from petty theft to domestic violence.

Hospital Ministry 

CMM has continued with routine visits to patients in Mulago hospital. We went to the men’s ward and attended to 5 men who had no attendants. we helped them shave their hair, cutting fingers nails, bathing them, etc.

Family alters

The family alters fellowships have continued happening on a weekly basis. In the month of April, we held fellowships every Monday in Namugongo and at Bethany every Wednesday and the emphasis this month was to ensure people revive their relationship with God in the month of remembering the resurrection of Jesus.

The family alter fellowship at Bethany.

The C-TBS 

The OT class is now studying the book of Deuteronomy. The NT class is now studying the gospel of Luke and their next book will be Acts and this will introduce us to the study of more Epistles.

Both classes continue to be exciting and different students share good testimonies of what God is doing in their lives and ministries, some saying that they no longer take long working on their Sunday sermons and many themes keep coming up as they study the bible.

Dan with the class at Bweyogerere.

We as CMM are very thankful to the Lord for being part of what He is doing in the nation. We thank all our supporters and prayer partners. Your role in these ministries is key. Thank you very much.

PRISON MINISTRY

By God’s unending grace, We have continued to do great work in preaching to people in prison and close to 300 people came to Christ throughout the month of March.Here are Some of the prisons that we visited;

Seeta Police Station

We visited Seeta police station 3 times this month and shared the precious word of God to them. 38 people gave their lives to Christ and many of them are seriously going on well with Christ. They were later released and are now established in Christ.

Nyamushekera Prison

This is found in Bushenyi district, south western Uganda around 350km from Kampala

The visit was on Friday 18^th March 2019 to a prison that housed 967 prisoners both men and women at the time, of whom 650 are on remand and the rest are condemned.

• Many of the prisoners are on the high level crimes like murder, rape, robbery and are highly protected.
• God’s grace helped us to preach the gospel to all those people and souls turned to Christ.
• We gave them 15 bibles which we distributed 3 per cell.
• That prison serves the greator Bushenyi which has Districts like; Buhweju, Mitooma, Sheema, Bushenyi main and

While at Nyamushekera prison

Mitooma Prison

• This was also visited on 18^th march 2019.
• It houses 67 prisoners with petty cases of not more than 6 month sentence
• We gave them 8 bibles to help them understand the word of God.

In total the month of March has handled 1,200 prisoners.

On the way to Mitooma prison.

MEDICAL OUTREACH MINISTRY

Butalejja Medical Outreach

In partnership with Medical and Dental Missioners Africa who gave a team of 15 medics all the drugs, CMM on the 16th/March/2019 conducted a medical camp in Butalejja where 183 people were treated. 17 people gave their lives to christ.

Butalejja Medical outreach.

1. Bwambara Medical Outreach

This took place on 16^th march 2019 at Bikirungu Health Centre and here CMM Partnered with; Bwambara Lions Club the chief sponsor, NICA – North India Cultural Association– which sponsored the Eye glasses, Medicare – gave dentists, Mulago Hospital – provided eye specialists. ,CMM  did the coordination and providing support staff.

We also donate 6 bibles to Bwambara secondary school.

• 784 people were worked on by 15 dentists and 6 eye doctors.
• 418 glasses were given freely to the people with reading difficulties
• 300 girls received free sanitary pads
• 50 expectant mothers received mosquito nets.
• 58 were referred to Mulago Hospital for free cataract surgery

All the 4 medical camps reached to around 5,000 people.

Bwambara medical outreach.

CHURCH BASED TRAINING IN BIBLICAL STUDIES (C-TBS)

Both the OT and NT classes are in their early stages. Our NT students have been learn the analytical method of bible study in these first few weeks and they are moving on well.

Currently, the NT class is studying the book of Titus and will soon start the introduction to the gospels.

The OT class are now studying Exodus. Edward Kato will be teaching Exodus and Leviticus in these next three weeks and its currently moving on well.

Dan teaching NT class.

We continue to appreciate all those that God has used in support for this cause, May the good Lord continue to bless you abundantly.