An Urgent Appeal for Money for food

Pastor Kisa Emmanuel Amos whose facebook page is here ,
was again jailed for the 38th time a weeks ago because he preaches in the last really active gospel preaching church in the area. This time they tortured him so he was on crutches for several weeks.
What none of us properly realised is his food or water was poisoned in prison and he has notbeen well physically since.
Yeserday he was admitted into hospital for investigation.

Meanwhile he has ofcourse been unable to earn and feed the children in his orphanage and today they were out of food.

Kisa says today"My brother, the kids ran out of food. They have nothing for today. Am unable to move... at least if am able, I can visit different mills and ask."
This poisoning issue is very real. (note to those cocooned in the West who have been used to compliant Muslims) " In September, Sheikh Abu Muhammad al-Adnani, the Islamic State’s chief spokesman, called on Muslims in Western countries such as France and Canada to find an infidel and “smash his head with a rock,” poison him, run him over with a car, or “destroy his crops.” " src. What Isis Really Wants
Please find it in your heart to help them now, but also, maybe some of you could commit to more continual support. Here are two videos of the lovely children.

In Facebook:Please hover your mouse over their pictures to be able to see brief details of their stories.
Clicking the pics below goes to Photosnack player. Click the loudspeaker for sound. Click the i button for their stories

How to help.

Paypal do not service Uganda but Western Union do.
Arrange a payment  through them "as a charity donation"   to Kisa Emmanuel Amos.
You will be asked a secret question and answer which you must convey to Kisa secretly. And WesternUnion provide a transaction number which Kisa must use to access the money his end. NONE of your Account details are ever made use of.
Bishop Kisa Emmanuel Amos
 email:  bishopkisa@gmail.com Country: Uganda PostCode: 256 Address: Believers' World Church  
Bulowoza Road (CMS)  
Bukoyo, Iganga

Elaine Waterfield shares REDIM ORPHANAGE/SCHOOL PROJECT

REDIM ORPHANAGE / SCHOOL PROJECT

by Nya Suna on Wednesday, 6 March 2013 at 09:33 ·

I remember not long after Nigel died I had a dream and in the dream I saw what I believe was scenery of Africa, flat topped trees and miles and milles of greenery. I thought it meant that my friend John Fairburn was being called back to kenya I had no idea it was me that God was calling.
When I moved from Leicester to Southampton I heard the voice of the Lord saying that he was going to send me to the far corners of the earth. I wasn’t really sure what that would mean but I never thought in a million years that I would become friends with the Judge who sentenced Saddam Hussien and his family and I would visit  them in Iraq aswell as Canon Andrew White in St Georges Baghdad… then to Suna Migori.
During this time George went to Asago Mountain with Heaven on Earth Ministries to fast and pray about my coming and he had a vision with me coming and many people behind me. Margeret his mum a prayer warrior unbeknown to me had a vision of my coming ten years previouse.
When I arrived here I lived for a time in a house in Homa Bay with Joshua Wagunda and his family, but on arrival I went to a convention in Suna in a place called Chungni / kihoru where I prophacied that they would have a school, orphanage, rehab, shop, clinic, hospital and church. I had no idea that George had been given this idea some ten years ago. I even drew my vision and the drawing was more or less the same as what George had drawn.
On day we decided that Heaven on Erath would climb Asago mountain again, but Joshua didn’t believe that I could climb the mountain as I was too fat and even mocked me as he took photos of me at the bottom and he climbed the to the top. However I was determind to climb the mountain and listened to Godfrey Birtills music to help me have the faith. George and a lady called Mary encouraged me to get to the top and I did, I achieved it through faith and George and Marys help.
On the way down George told me about his life as a young man at school and all the struggles he had, no money for school fees and also about how Girls have to prostitute themselves for school fees and uniform, sanitary towels and all about child labour.
I was so touched that I gave George a box of sanitary towels to give to Kihoru school.. from that time God forced me to live in in Chungni with George and Sarah
And I began to work with George and Sarah round the schools and provoding sanitary towels to 998 girls at one time, football tournaments for girls, to raise the profile of Girls in schools, we have raised funds for school fees, walked half way up Kilomnajaro in Tanzania to raise funds for Girl child education, built a clinic and a labour ward, formed a CBO REDIM to empower the community, provided the community with medicine and many babies have been born in the labour ward.. many girls have been called Lane after me Elaine…

We have also a ministry with the alcoholics and several men have had their lives restored from years of being bound by Chang’a, they have become farmers and Challis recently got married something nobody in the community ever thought would be possible. But nothing is impossible for God he makes away out of no where.
It was difficult at first getting used to no running water living in a mud hut and having to go to the toilet outside just a hole in the ground.
I had many mardy momenets especially with the language barrier, but as I have got my head round so many challenges, I have got into the community and see some terrible things because of ignorance and illiteracy.
John Ocuckoo the brother of Challis was also a drunk and he too gave his life back to God and now he is 100% better he even bought some chairs and table with the money he got from tabbaco cash crop and paid for school fees. However his son Zonne, had maleria and a chest infection he coughed so much that he fell off the chair and his face got burned in the fire, he did come to the clinic and Zonne was treated but his mother took him to the traditional herbalist and they put hebs on the wound. The wound was terribly infected  and its only now three months later there is progress through the hand of God.
Maureen Zonnes sister came home with her two children one baby Paul. Maureen died last week and baby Paul is very malnurished so much so I thought the baby woulod die but we have been buying Paul milk.
Had there been an orphanage Baby Paul would have been looked after by trained staff and he would have a bright future.
REDIM are launching an orphanage and school May 4th 2013 with a fundraising
We want to build two nurseries, eight primary classes, a boys and a girls dormatry and an admin block plus a kitchen each class will cost £2,000.
At the minute we have started the foundation of one class and made several thousand bricks, but we are lacking sand, cement and stones plus the cost of labour.
To make bricks you have to hire a fundi to dig soil and stir in water from the lake, then they mould the brick in a wooden brick maker, then burn the bricks in a kiln.
Its hard work and made worse by the heat of the mid day sun, but this work empowers the communtity by offering employment to local men and women.

Here so many children are orphaned because of HIV / AIDS maleria, typhoid and ignorance. Oprhans are usually taken in by family members or caretakers, but generally these children are used in child labour to work the land, or sex trafficked in cities, but for the most many don’t go to school and remaim illiterate, girls become pregnant at a young age and married off for dowery of cows, asnd inturn they too get HIV/AIDS.
REDIM orphanage and school will give these children in our church and community a chance in life they never had and a hope.
If you wish to donate any amount of money please send money into my account
 Barclays sort code 20-49-11
Account Number 73486850
Elaine Waterfield
OR
A cheque to
Suna Charitable Youth group
c/o Green Acres
 Allington Lane
West End
 Southampton
SO30 3HP

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  Mutumba Gerald how great is our GOD., m really so humbled by the great work u doin..,right now ican't give in donation but what i can say GOD IS ABLE., it is written.' en all these blessings shall come on thee and overtake thee, if thou shalt hearken unto the voice of the lord thy GOD' DEU..28:2..
  GOD is ready to provide..,thanks again 4 the great work may GOD richly bless u.

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  Frank Parker I was wondering what to do with the money I was paid for taking a funeral recently!

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  Chris Welch I've shared it on FB, but I will blog it too.Probably in two posts or so

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  Nya Suna maybe some of u could fund raise for our orphanage in uk usa anywhere

Pastor Patrick Bwayo's Aims

My beloved brethren Chris and Christine,

Our church called Mbale City Church is ok where I belong as a member and not a leader. My wife is one of senior pastors of it. But some christians in Mbale town who have understood the Heavenly Jerusalem kingdom through me when ministering on tracts and on internet have asked me repeatedly to start a fellowship on a week day so that all people of different churches can come for fellowship. I would lead that fellowship for sometime. I have accepted. Pray about it and God to give us the guidance to do so in love. I have already told the Senior pastor Mbale city church about it.
I took a step of faith to buy a piece of land where we have ferried some materials for building a home for the orphans. Our deadline is to live the place by end of this April month. I have paid $ 2000 dollars for a land of 20 acres as commitment installment out of $10000 dollars.I have some brethren who have pledged to help but next month. Please pray for them. We are going to move to this land and we are really in need every help because we need elect a temporary accommodation shelter for the orphans and the matron urgently. We have the iron sheets enough to cover 3 temporary rooms. But we do not have doors and money for ferrying materials from where the orphans are to the new place. We need some money for workers to help us make the temporary accommodation building.
As concerning my son; this is is last semester at university. Honestly I do not have the last payment of $ 450 and their last exams are within this month. He cannot sit unless he pays. I expect a payment of $ 4800 next month from a mobile telephone network company for leasing part of my land to them. But that is still very far according to our agreement. I need emergency funding of of at least $ 1200 to handle the situations in this month including feeding the orphans. The situation is tense but I am praying to our Father God.

Thanks for your prayers and support for the kingdom of God.
Please pray for me. I am praying for you.
 
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  Please send your assistance to Pastor Patrick Bwayo
Address: Box 1255, Mbale Town, Uganda. East Africa.
email: godofallnations@yahoo.com
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Email from Joanna

I am posting this just as another example of what is happening all over the world again and again and again. There is no media reporting any of this silent,quiet,beautifully loving stuff...but it just goes on...everywhere.

There are multiplied thousands of other young people who do the same sort of thing, who may or may not have a faith...but out of the kindness of their heart and a sense of fun and adventure also give their time to helping others in other countries and continents.

It's just that Sheila's daughter in Cambodia...and Johanna, daughter of John and Wendy Wilbraham, pastors of Havant...have a love to give that will keep loving long after they are gone. This Love's Name is Jesus. And as He grows in the hearts of those people these guys have touched in Cambodia or India....He will keep on Loving others through them...and so it ever multiplies and multiplies....this is the Kingdom we're in. We're not transplanting USA, or England....it's the Kingdom reflected in the varieties of different cultural ways...transplanting itself on and on and on.
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Hey everyone! I hope all is well back home. I'm sorry I haven't emailed before, there hasn't been an awful lot of time to devote to it. The kids are fabulous! It's great to be back and immediately felt like home. They live in a different rented building now which is better than the last, but they hope not to be there for long as the building of the new orphanage is the 'promised land' they were given is due to start in december if everything goes smoothly.

The main issues here have actually been office politics really. An engineer came from England. He a lovely guy called John Gunn willing to help us for free and associated with the orphanage's charity CherishIndia in Scotland (who raised the 50 000 for this construction). As you can imagine, it will be great for the kids to have their own place on this very large and peaceful piece of land, but there has been a lot of conflict about the realities of this dream. A fabulous plan for the place has been drawn up, but Sophia's ideals are very different, ideals which the money doesn't allow. So as a prayer point, conflict resolution and peace is at the top of my list!

Adam is coming back out here for just less than 2 weeks on the 19th October now, which I'm looking forward to, as from monday me and matt will be the only volunteers, so the extra hand and company will be much appreciated. The girls in the orphanage can't wait, and I'm sure they will urge him either to marry one of them or me haha.

We have been hearing here quite regularly about the problems in Orissa, and prayer requests have been sent around churches and Tamil Nadu so the kids have been praying about it quite a lot. Very strange to think its all happening in a state that many of the kids families live in.

I'm looking forward to monday as that will be when I'm released to do their bible teaching and prayer time again (up to now it has been the matt that was here since july doing it all- and it would have been stepping on his toes to take it over). As usual, I'm pretty rubbish at discipline and need to get better fast (Matt was quite the disciplinarian). I'm teaching them about the Holy Spirit and have high hopes for them, or well..for God really to move...but I don't know how!

The next few weeks are set to be pretty manic with the kids on holiday. I'm teaching the bible college kids english (albeit not very well) and will on monday start teaching a handful of the kids who struggle at school to read. I found and bought a white board! This should be good, but I know, 100% know, that teaching is not something I'm actually any good at with kids! I laugh too much.

So all in all, having a great time here, enjoy every second with Milan in particular, and the kids in general. Showed them high school musical which I found in Chennai and they LOVE IT! The matts, however, do not, so i have been banned from putting it on again til matt leaves on monday despite the childrens urgency to watch it again. Haha. Thanks for all your support and prayer, I wouldn't even be here without it. There are so many moments, like when a small kid is playing in my lap and repeatedly kissing my face, which make me feel so incredibly lucky to be here. I hope that the kids spiritual eyes will be opened in the next few weeks through looking at the Holy Spirit with them.

Thanks again to you all!!!
Jo x