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Last month BWM Field Coordinator Mike Green and Kenya Country Director Pius Kuto travelled together throughout northwest Kenya and hosted multiple training sessions using lessons from the Shepherd’s Guide training manual.  Throughout the week they met with over 80 Pastors and Church leaders, all from Churches that have either been started or are being discipled by one of our team. Running alongside the Great

Earlier this month our team met with staff members Faustino Ringe and Jakisa Ufoyrwoth in far northwest Uganda just this side of the Congo border.  It was an exciting trip! We drove across homemade bridges, had to navigate fallen trees, and all got stung when we passed a wild African beehive with our windows open. This was a follow up training session with several

Uganda Country Director Willert Delgone has organized a monthly gathering of 7 local churches in this region to worship and fellowship alongside each other. Willert began work in this area several years ago by planting the first church. After being trained to share their faith this single church has gone on to raise up 6 additional churches.  All 7 of these churches are part

Thank you to the 12 American volunteers that came to Mbarara this past February to share the love of Christ with our Ugandan brothers and sisters. This part of Africa is a beautiful and mountainous region reminiscent of Southern California, but with many more matoke (banana) trees. BWM and several local Doctors participated in a medical and evangelism outreach in 3 different villages while

Last week one of our ACT (Aids Combat Team) Men in Western Tanzania was robbed at gun point.  Emmanual Bosco was travelling to perform video evangelism on his motor bike when he was stopped by several men holding guns and demanding payment. All of his money, his mobile phone, and his laptop were stolen.  The robbers also slashed his tires and smashed the lights

I broke my foot! I’m just getting back in the swing of things and I ran into a little bit of a speed bump. I played basketball this week with some friends and ended up with a broken foot. An incredibly embarrassing experience because it was with a group of people, many of whom I was meeting for the first time and also my

Well I am back in Uganda and I am finally getting down to writing another blog post. It is the short rain season here and we arrived just in time for the daily afternoon thunderstorm.  Which is pretty nice because it cools things down quite a bit.    Fundraising for this trip took a long time and I can’t say thank you enough to