This August, we witnessed a double blessing in Omoro. Over 70 families now have access to clean, life-giving water through new filters, bringing hope and health to the community. Even more powerfully, more than 10 individuals were transformed by the Gospel, finding new life in Christ.
But the journey is not over. Many communities still rely on open wells that flood during the rainy season, risking sickness and disease. Our mission is to provide a lasting solution by digging deep wells for the community where our new branch church is located.

Clean water quenches physical thirst, and it's also a powerful symbol of the Living Water that Jesus offers — the true source of eternal life and salvation.

Join us in bringing hope, health, and the Gospel to Omoro.

Over 400 passionate young people from Tororo and surrounding districts gathered in Tororo on August 30th for a powerful day of empowerment. Student leaders from over 20 high schools convened to answer the call for radical evangelism and discipleship in their schools. The enemy is actively targeting young people, but we are raising up a new generation of leaders to fight back!

Our youth are the future, and we are intentionally reaching them through institutions to equip them to serve the Lord. This rally was a crucial step in awakening our young leaders to the urgent need for a spiritual revolution in schools. Let's stand with them as they bring the light of Christ to their peers!

Over 40 households in the Layibi community, including young mothers, widows, and youth, recently participated in a business skills training program organized by Hope Tabernacle Ministries in partnership with Life Ministry Uganda.
Participants learned how to make essential products like liquid soap, bar soap, and Vaseline. We are trusting that these new skills will empower them to support their families and contribute to the church, building a stronger and more self-sufficient community.

With these practical skills, we're helping community members create a brighter future for themselves and their families. Their new abilities to produce these everyday goods will provide a foundation for financial independence and stability.

Our ministry is piloting an innovative approach to community transformation through farming, specifically targeting the peasant farmers in our village churches. Our goal is to empower groups of couples to transition from subsistence to commercial farming, building a foundation for a more sustainable livelihood and healthy church fulfilling the great commission. We’re creating groups of 15 couples and training them not only in environmentally friendly agricultural practices but also in discipleship, a saving culture, and crucial life skills like counseling, trauma healing, and conflict resolution. To help them increase their harvest, we intend to provide essential agricultural support services, including sets of ox plows to help them increase land cultivation. By empowering these families with new skills and resources, we're helping them generate income, strengthen their family bonds, and deepen their connection to God and the land.