Quarterly Report for July- September 2017
Greetings to
all of our friends, partners, volunteers and board members in the name of Jesus
Christ our Lord. MMOCI registered some activities and challenges in the above
mentioned period as noted below.
ACTIVITIES
EVANGELISM:
In July MMOCI team visited Zion Day and Boarding Primary
School and ministered to the children. Gospel tracts were also distributed to
the school. Apart from that MMOCI Director Stephen Okumu was invited by
Compassion Intl. Mityana Project to talk to the teenagers about adolescence and
sexuality. About 130 teenagers attended the conference in the Mityana
Pentecostal Church and they gladly received the message and they even eagerly
requested that he return again.
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| Adrin and Joan |
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| Zion Day and Boarding Primary School Kabule, Uganda |
Compassion Intl. teens waiting for guest
speaker Mr. Okumu
EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE:
In the month of July we managed to pay school fees for
children under our care; some in primary and some in secondary schools. We do
still call upon all those who have a heart to help and keep supporting the
education of children.
AGRICULTURE:
In early July new maize was planted due to poor yield of
previous crops planted. This was due to drought conditions persisting in the
area.
DISABILITY:
In the same month of July, in partnership with Father’s
Heart Mobility Ministry and Mityana Pentecostal Church, we participated in
distributing wheelchairs to the disabled children, adults and elderly who
gathered at the church for one week.
Many were blessed by
receiving wheelchairs or other adaptive aids for their disabilities.
POULTRY PROJECT:
In September 2017 we were able to install a solar system for
the poultry house. We thank our friends, especially Micheal Tulk for his
continued support.
Solar panel installed on
the roof of the poultry house and rooms wired for solar lighting
VOLUNTEERS:
We have recruited more volunteers to help with the running
of the poultry project. We have the
veterinary doctor, the farm manager, sales personnel and a herdsman for the
livestock. Our friends from the U.K. and
U.S. also continued supporting the children in terms of school fees, clothing
and other needs.
CHALLENGES
We are still
struggling with inadequate funds to run the ministry well.
The first
maize grown this year yielded poor crops due to drought.
WAY FORWARD
Reaching out
to more children.
Keep
mobilizing resources.
Reaching out
to more friends abroad and locally for support.
Manage the
poultry project.
Keep
praying!
CONCLUSION
May God bless all of our beloved friends for their efforts
and continued support of the ministry.
Principal Director
Okumu Stephen
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Education 230,000
Rent 1,200,000
Poultry 845,000
Electricity 550,000
Water 90,000
Internet 495,000
Scholastic 150,000
Volunteers 580,000
Postage 10,000
Television 201,000
Training 100,000
General Total
4,451,000 ($1215 US) or (898GBP)
Foreign Donations
2,715,000 ($741 US) or (548 GBP)
Local Donations
1,736,000 ($474 US) or (350 GBP)
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