Impacting A Continent One Life At A Time
City
Iganga, Uganda
Date
July 18-25, 2010
Ministry Partners
Geoffrey ByarugabaSpeaker
African
Thomas FortsonSpeaker
International
Event Report
The purpose of this mission was two-fold: to equip the Iganga churches with the leadership skills and discipling capacity, and to preach the gospel to the residents and visitors of Iganga town. In addition to community wide rallies, a fantastic approach of “stratified” evangelism took place with civic leaders, in schools, hospitals, prisons, street marches and open-air meetings. Leaders from 50 Churches lead training in their congregations to prepare for the personal evangelism and for small group Bible study leaders for the new individuals joining their churches after the Mission.
To view the full report from the Iganga Mission, please click here.
Event Highlights
- School/Institution
- Living Hope Primary School
- Bulingo Primary School
- Kasokoso Primary School
- King of Kings Junior School
- Igamba Primary School
- King of Kings Secondary School
- Busoga University
- Iganga Children Center
- St. Agnes Primary School
- Iganga Hospital
- Iganga Comprehensive Secondary School
- Iganga Town View S.S.S.
- Bishop Wills Primary School
- Iganga Boys' Primary School
- Nakavule Primary School
- New Grace Primary School
- Buckley Primary School
- Savanna Primary School
- Iganga Girls' Secondary School
- Iganga Local Gov't Prison
- Iganga Progressive Academy
- Iganga Police
- St. Peters C.O.U.
- All Saints'
- Igamba C.O.U.
- St. James Bulibundi
- St. James Buseyi
- Nakavule Chapel
- Bukoyo C.O.U.
- Bishop Willis Teachers' College
In addition to the community wide rallies, 36 types of evangelistic meetings took place during the week with civic leaders, in schools, hospitals, prisons, street marches and open-air meetings. One afternoon evangelists became painters and painted the city block where the local police station was located. Local leader Geoffrey Byarugaba later said “as the painting was going on, sharing of the Gospel with the officers on duty that day was going on as well. Five police officers received Christ there and then and they became part of the harvest that afternoon. As the cream and black paint covered the ugly spots of the walls, the blood of Jesus washed away the ugly spots of sin of the five policemen that afternoon!”
Event Statistics
- Total Meetings: 36
- Total Attendance: 31,800
- Total Responses: 3,000
Event Pictures
