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Jun 17, 2011

RUKUNGIRI MISSION REPORT

RUKUNGIRI MISSION REPORT

ATYPICAL DAY ON MISSION GROUND

 4-5:30am-morning intercession
 6-7:30am-Alpha Hour service (morning glory)
 8-9am-Cleaning up, Breakfast
 9-12:30pm-School, Door-door, prison, ministries
 12:30-1:30pm-Lunch Hour service
 2-3pm-Lunch Break
 3:30-7:30pm-Open air Crusade
 8-8:30pm-showering
 8:30-10pm-Evaluation and supper
 10-12am-Evening Glory
 12-4am-Praying in shifts/chains

Kabarole mission group (KMG) was hosted by Rukungiri Community Church on 28/May/2011 to 5/June/2011, A few members from the church kept around to help the missioners with the cooking, interpreting and giving them the company they could, in all areas. Missioners slept at Mr. and Mrs. Niwamanya’s place-for ladies and gents were accommodated by Mr. Matsiko Boaz during their stay.

ACTIVITIES

On mission ground, Kabarole Mission Group conducted among others: Door to door evangelism, school and prison ministries, open air crusades, encouraging believers and leaders with the word of God, radio based preaching, community work and welfare in terms of distribution of clothes and other belongings.

DOOR TO DOOR AND CRUSADE

Homes and offices including individuals around Rukungiri Town council and the immediate outskirts were preached the Gospel of Jesus;
A total of four crusades were also held in four different places, one each day and was officially opened on 31.May.2011 by Pastor Josephat Murungi of Anointed Church of Jesus Christ Ministries, Kitumba Fort Portal, and 3 people got instant healing of different illnesses. Many souls turned to Christ by the end of all the crusades as will later be shown.

SCHOOL AND PRISON MINISTRIES

A total of 12 schools including Institutions, Secondary and Primary schools, and one prison (Rukungiri Prison) were ministered to, and souls in hundreds turned to Christ. Missioners emphasized ‘obedience, counseling in HIV/AIDS, and self esteem’ in the schools and ‘rejoicing in the Lord’ in prison. Schools include; Makobore High school, Kinyasano Girls’ School, Rukungiri High, United College, Holly Field Buyanja, Gebbos Vocational, Rukungiri Institute of Management, Town Council Primary, Rukungiri Universal ps, Rukungiri Modern ps, St. Gerald’s
Community work and welfare
In conjunction with the municipal council of Rukungiri, KMG collected garbage in the municipality and opened clogged sewers and waste water tunnels and eventually disposed it to the waste storage bunkers. In addition, the Missioners offered heaps of clothes and other belongings to the needy around Town and in Church.

RADIO BASED PREACHING

Kabarole mission Group conducted a radio based preaching Hosted by one of the Members of Forum of Born again Pastors in Rukungiri- Pr. Patrick, on Radio Rukungiri.

CHALLENGES

Crusade Grounds were located up to 10 km away from the places of residence which necessitated us to always use motorized means of transport, which were also not reliable. This greatly affected us negatively on time management.
• Weather was too cold for some of the missioners to cope up with. Some missioners fell sick.
• The distance from the church and the missioners’ places of residence was actually long and this affected on effectiveness and productivity.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

KMG appreciates:
• The Alumni fellowship for support financially, spiritually morally and otherwise
• The partners for the continued sacrifice, worth to note are; Rev. Asiimwe Onesmus, Pr. Josephat Murungi.
• Rukungiri community Church under the care of Pr. Elisha Kakwerere and the entire pastoral team, and the entire Church for the offer to host us, and all the contributions accorded to us in terms of finances and material. Mr. Jason Matsiko Boaz for all the offer including accommodation, coordination and all financial sacrifices.
• Rukungiri Town Council especially the Assistant Town Clerk Mrs. Ketty Kanyesige and the community Health Officer.
• All the missioners for the sacrifices in terms of finances, time, and materials.
Conclusion
Despite all the challenges, the Mission was a success. In total, over 716 people gave their lives to Christ.

‘Once a missioner always a missioner’

FINANCIAL REPORT FOR RUKUNGIRI MISSION
(28/may/2011-05/June/2011)

REVENUES Ugsh
1.Missioners Contribution.................................1,394,400
2.Alumni Contribution.....................................1,100,000
3.Partners..................................................517,250
4.Bal b/d (28.may.2011)......................................79,150
5.Total...................................................3,090,800

EXPENDITURE
1.Transport and Communication.............................1,678,500
2.Food......................................................522,400
3.Public Addressing System and others.......................552,000
4.Total...................................................2,752,900
5.Bal c/d (5.Jun.2011)......................................337,900





Mwesige Ben ......................Mbubi Diana..............Ahurra Ruth
Chairperson .....................Finance Secretary........General secretary