Over the past 21 years, we have seen a tremendous hand of God via Jesus film. Amazingly; you don’t need a stage, posters announcements on radios, but with a simple megaphone, you can move around a village community and invite people to come and watch a Jesus film for free on a projector. Within hours, people come. Uganda has 56 dialects. People watch it in their own language so they can relate to it better.

Majority are watching it for the first time, people do cry a lot especially at crucifiixion time!! Is not only like any other movie and it’s not only an evangelistic tool, but a discipleship one!! So it’s a side by side ministry. As a result, the Lord has used us to win thousands of souls via a Jesus film. We have seen our COUSINS( Muslims) getting saved. Many miracles, signs and wonders have happened. Through a Jesus film ministry. we have helped many pastors to plant churches which we cannot count in Uganda, Kenya, Rwanda,Burundi, Tanzania,Nigeria, Philippines Mexico and South Africa.

The Lord sent us to preach the gospel to remote areas preaching the Gospel and do discipleship. As we went along serving the Lord in villages, we discovered that 80% of Ugandan live villages, where there’s less resources, schools, hospitals , grocery stores etc. 87% of the children don’t finish their education. That’s why we need and do education sponsorship. Most of the pastors. Are not educated and can’t teach a right doctrine, that’s why we do seminars and trainings for pastors. And have a vision of mobile Bible trainings!! 50%of pastors don’t have bibles in their local languages. Uganda: Uganda is a size of Wisconsin state of United States of America. Has a population of 55 million people. 72% are under age 17 and among those who attend school 40% finish high school

In Uganda, 30% of children aged 10–13 are orphans, having lost their parents to HIV/AIDS, war, and road accidents—many of which are caused by poor road infrastructure. These children face a future of uncertainty and despair. Our mission is to step in and provide them with the care, support, and love they desperately need.

Additionally, 15% of Ugandan women are widows, and 30% of women aged 18–35 are single mothers. Many of these women live in poverty, with no stable income, inadequate nutrition, and face daily stigma and rejection from society.

Our ministry is committed to restoring dignity and hope to these vulnerable groups through education, feeding programs, counseling, skill development, and spiritual care.

We organize medical camps in unreached areas to provide occasional access to health services to the local communities. We collaborate with a team of medical experts to fullfil this. Apart from general health challenges, we also support people with mental health challenges, a recent study by the ministry of health reveals that 1 out of 3 Ugandans is struggling with poor mental health. Extending medical and counselling services helps to provide some relief.

• 32% of Ugandans have access to a basic water supply, and over 21 million people lack clean water.