#13 - 1 September 2005
On Wednesday night we give a time for testimony at Calvary Chapel Kampala. It is a time for individuals to share what the Lord is doing in their lives, and for the body to join in glorifying God. A testimony is a powerful thing. It is powerful because people get to see that God is still working faithfully for us in this world. This past week we heard a testimony from one of our dear brothers named Julius. Julius, together with many of us at Calvary Chapel, had been praying for his son to return from the north. His son was kidnapped by the LRA two years ago and was feared dead—or worse—turned into a child soldier. After two years of intercessory prayer Julius received his answer. His son, whom he thought was dead, was alive! What a witness it was of the Lords goodness. The congregation at Calvary Chapel clapped and cheered as the testimony was shared.
We look forward to what God is going to do in the future at CCK. Because of His promises, and because of His past faithfulness, we know that God will continue His mighty work in our church.
Next month the Living in the Last Days crusade will happen. We are working hard to prepare for this event and ask that you stand with us in prayer that God’s work would be done. If you live in the Kampala area, please come by the church to see how you can be involved.
Continue to lift up the additional Sunday morning service. More people are attending the early morning service, and it is giving additional space for newcomers at the ten o’clock service.
Please pray for Matthew Kasujja and Anne Ofumbi as they lead worship. Matthew has been leading for the past several weeks and has done very well. Anne has not been feeling well and needs your prayers. We pray that she is back with us soon.
Pastor Brian’s wife Lynne had their third child last Thursday. Liana Love Kelly is her name and she is healthy and beautiful. Please remember their family in your prayers.
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