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Harvest of Souls at Canaan Farm!

 

It is getting to harvest time in Uganda and farmers are getting ready for a big harvest this year. As farmers at Canaan farm and surrounding villages in Kiriyandongo prepare to start bringing in their harvest of corn, sunflower, vegetables and fruits they witnessed a different kind of harvest, a harvest of souls for the kingdom of God.

 

A two day Gospel retreat organized by Vicky Bentley for women involved in Rabuna Fi projects took place at Canaan farm on Saturday 19^th and Sunday 20th. The retreat specifically organized for ladies turned out to host men as well who turned up in big numbers after word of the retreat filtered through the village. As a result over 500 people got the opportunity of hearing the Good News taught. The theme of the retreat centered on the Church as the bride of Christ.

 

The presence and power of God was so real during the meetings and as a result over 30 people received Jesus Christ for the first time in their lives. At the end of the retreat believers faith in Christ was strengthened and more souls were added into the kingdom.  Praise the Lord!!

 

Please continue to pray for us as we continue to teach both the women and the men and disciplining the new believers. Pray that God will speak through us and us as vessels of his Love to the community.

 

Blessings,

Richard & Suzan

 

Come visit us and get some Christmas gifts for friends and family

Rabuna Fi has been invited to MOPS Christmas Bazaar. If you are in the area please come visit our table and get gifts that will make a difference in someones life. 

...You never know what you will see in Africa...

Vicky and I found this creature in our front yard of FRM Guest House in Uganda...

...you can see it's eyes...

...This is very brave of me...

In Him

Natasha..

Sticky Fingers

It started out as a normal day, I was sitting eating lunch with Eunice when out of the corner of my eye I saw something move in the kitchen.  I at first thought it was a cat, but as we turned to see what had entered through the back door, there it was............a monkey.
Yes a monkey had not only walked into our house, but was sitting there quite content on the countertop eating my bananas. After yelling at it and chasing it back outside it sat at the top of the back fence finishing the banana it had stolen.  When I went back in the kitchen I saw the bunch of bananas left and there were holes in them where his fingers grabbed the banana.  So of course I was not going to eat them, so I fed the rest to it so the bananas at least would not be wasted.
Lesson learned that even though there is an electric fence around the compound when the power goes out frequently this allows for all sorts of animals to make themselves at home in my backyard and apparently in my kitchen. (That is Eunice's voice in the Video)    Hope this made you smile.                           Blessings~   Jamie
My Unexpected Lunch Guest