Day One of the Kitende Parish Door-to-Door Mission and Evangelism Outreach Begins Successfully

We bless the Lord for the successful start of the first day of the Kitende Parish Door-to-Door Mission and Evangelism Outreach at St. Stephen's Church, Kitende.

The mission kicked off with great enthusiasm as a team of more than 70 dedicated missioners set out early in the morning to visit people in their homes, workplaces, and various gathering points within the community. The purpose of the outreach is to share the Gospel message and call people back to a closer relationship with God.

One of the mission teams visited Kawotto Trading Centre, where they met and interacted with boda boda riders at their stage. Through one-on-one conversations and personal testimonies, the missioners shared the day's theme from Jeremiah 3:22: "Return, O backsliding children, and I will heal your backsliding."

The message resonated deeply with the riders, many of whom quickly related it to their daily experiences. During the discussion, one boda boda rider gave a practical illustration of what backsliding means. He explained that when riding a motorcycle up a steep hill, a rider may begin to slide backward on the seat. To continue safely and maintain control, the rider must consciously adjust and move back into the correct position.

The missioners appreciated this illustration and pointed out that it perfectly reflects God's call in Jeremiah's message. Just as a rider corrects his position to continue the journey safely, God invites His people to recognize when they have drifted away from Him and return so that He may restore and heal them.

Throughout the day, the mission teams will continue moving from home to home and place to place, sharing the Gospel with everyone they encounter regardless of their religious background. Christians, Muslims, atheists, and people of all walks of life are being reached with the message of God's love, forgiveness, and restoration.

The week-long mission will continue until Sunday, 21st June 2026, when it will culminate in a grand closing celebration. The outreach seeks not only to preach the Gospel but also to encourage spiritual renewal, reconciliation with God, and transformation within the community.

In addition to the daytime evangelism activities, every evening the mission teams will gather in trading centres across the area to show a film depicting the life and ministry of Jesus Christ. These screenings are expected to provide another opportunity for people to learn about Christ and engage in discussions about faith.

We thank God for the good beginning, the favorable reception from the community, and the commitment of the missioners who have dedicated their time and energy to this important work. 

We pray that the Lord will continue to guide, protect, and use every team member throughout the week, and that many lives will be transformed through the power of His Word.

Kitende Door-to-Door Mission outreach Mission starts in big gear

We bless the Lord for the successful start of the first day of the Kitende Parish Door-to-Door Mission and Evangelism Outreach at St. Stephen's Church, Kitende. The mission kicked off with great enthusiasm as a team of more than 70 dedicated missioners set out early in the morning to visit people in their homes, workplaces, and various gathering points within the community. The purpose of the outreach is to share the Gospel message and call people back to a closer relationship with God. One of the mission teams visited Kawotto Trading Centre, where they met and interacted with boda boda riders at their stage. Through one-on-one conversations and personal testimonies, the missioners shared the day's theme from Jeremiah 3:22: "Return, O backsliding children, and I will heal your backsliding." The message resonated deeply with the riders, many of whom quickly related it to their daily experiences. During the discussion, one boda boda rider gave a practical illustration of what backsliding means. He explained that when riding a motorcycle up a steep hill, a rider may begin to slide backward on the seat. To continue safely and maintain control, the rider must consciously adjust and move back into the correct position. The missioners appreciated this illustration and pointed out that it perfectly reflects God's call in Jeremiah's message. Just as a rider corrects his position to continue the journey safely, God invites His people to recognize when they have drifted away from Him and return so that He may restore and heal them. Throughout the day, the mission teams will continue moving from home to home and place to place, sharing the Gospel with everyone they encounter regardless of their religious background. Christians, Muslims, atheists, and people of all walks of life are being reached with the message of God's love, forgiveness, and restoration. The week-long mission will continue until Sunday, 21st June 2026, when it will culminate in a grand closing celebration. The outreach seeks not only to preach the Gospel but also to encourage spiritual renewal, reconciliation with God, and transformation within the community. In addition to the daytime evangelism activities, every evening the mission teams will gather in trading centres across the area to show a film depicting the life and ministry of Jesus Christ. These screenings are expected to provide another opportunity for people to learn about Christ and engage in discussions about faith. We thank God for the good beginning, the favorable reception from the community, and the commitment of the missioners who have dedicated their time and energy to this important work. We pray that the Lord will continue to guide, protect, and use every team member throughout the week, and that many lives will be transformed through the power of His Word.