BIMI missionaries have served in Uganda since 1994. Our missionaries are currently serving in a variety of church planting ministries including regular worship services, building projects, radio ministry, Christian camp, children's Bible training, national leadership training in small but effective local church Bible institutes, and teaching Bible in the public schools. Preparations are also being made for a future orphanage and medical outreach. Uganda is one of our most productive fields.

Our missionaries are specifically challenged in their ministries as they train young men who will plant the future churches in Uganda. Another challenge is getting the gospel to a dying people—60% of the population are infected with AIDS. Countless scores of children are being left without parents and are roaming the streets. However, our missionaries rejoice in the continued progress of the works there and the hunger for the gospel. Many that are being saved are living only a few months or years before they go to be with the Lord because of the AIDS virus. We look forward to continuing our work in the country of Uganda and many are volunteering to go. Is God calling you?.

www.tellAfrica.org (read more about some of these missionaries)

Related BIMI WORLD Articles:
Authentic Compassion - Vol. 3 2002