Uganda 2014 // Notable Miracles
The team
I would like to thank all of you who prayed for us and who gave to this mission. This was by far our most fruitful evangelistic trip with so many people giving their lives to Jesus we lost count after the first night and gave up counting altogether as the days progressed.
For me personally this was an adventure marked with joy, peace and good health.
- 14 days.
- 2 villages.
- 1 town.
- 1 city.
- 7 evangelistic crusades.
- 8 conferences.
- 6 preachers/teachers.
- 4 interpreters.
- 1 planning meeting with leaders from all over the country.
- 1 vehicle.
- Many shared beds.
- Hundreds saved (This week I was told people are still getting saved).
- Hundreds healed.
- Scores delivered.
- So many baptised in the Spirit and Fire (just got the report that this is still ongoing two months after we left).
- The rain stopped when we rebuked it.
- Marriages restored.
- A Member of Parliament came and we prayed for him and the government officially welcomed us.
- Lots of rice and beans.
- Many laughs and lots of joy.
- Little sleep.
- Jesus was high and lifted up.
- Life long friendships were made.
- Revival has broken out and is still going strong as of writing this. The local pastors have reported their churches have increased in numbers and now are endeavouring to disciple the new converts and those coming back to God.
Notable miracles
- Rwemiriro // A man with a crippled arm and hand healed
- Ruhara // a crippled girl totally healed and was able to walk, her mother got saved as a result
- Rwashamaire // a young woman who had been cursed and the number 6 appeared on her foot (seen by us) got set free, saved and the number 6 disappeared from her foot (it is said those who have this number die after 6 days. Can’t confirm the truth of that but that’s what they believe).
- Kampala // a woman with charms sewn into her body as a child (have seen this many times) vomited them up and was healed from paralysis on one side of her body, as well as financial miracles i.e. jobs came to them after a long time of being unemployed).