Recently I attended two weddings and I was able to share with individuals what I do for a living. After sharing with them about what God has called me to do in Uganda, I was able to share with them the huge challenge as a missionary. When I first applied to Africa Inland Mission, one thing I knew was that God will never forsake me in whatever decisions I make and that I've made a huge commitment and put my life into His hands. During the times where I would share with others about Uganda, I would let them know that being a missionary is a very challenging and difficult lifestyle, not only on the field but off the field. I tell others of how much faith is required at this point of my life because choosing this lifestyle as a career is not the easiest choice to be made, nor will the tasks be easy. A lot of the faith comes in when you realize how much you have to rely on God to provide the required funding to live as a missionary.
Looking back at how foolish I was to doubt God and His power and provision, I can truly say that God wants me there in September. As of today, I am at 81% of my monthly target and 25% of my outgoing target.
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The population and the Church in Africa is growing rapidly. Out of the one billion people in Africa, many of them are youth. While many of the youth have been exposed to the Gospel, there is a great need in providing spiritual nourishment to them. It is my responsibility to develop Christ-centered youths among the Christ-centered churches in Uganda through discipleship.
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