Departure from Bwaise Pentecostal Church heading to Lake victoria to be baptized
Just arrived at Gaba landing site Lake victoria
Believe and be baptised ... you shall be saved
Christmas to some people here at Bwaise Pentecostal Church may not mean eating and drinking but to celebrate for the new life they found in Jesus. Today Saturday 19th Dec. 2009 we baptized 14 new converts and one of them was a strong witchdoctor. Her testmony will appear in our January newsletter. Please apply for our monthly newsletter at
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We will post our christmas cantant update here keep checking.
LifeCARE top class pupils graduation celemony. More stories are coming soon.
Teacher Betrice taking care of the children
Widows CLass
Today Sunday 1st November 2009 we concluded a three days missions
campaign led by a team of students from Glad Tidings Bible College.
Andrew Kaluma (team leader) Ojok Thomas, Bernard Tumusiime, Ssekandi, Opio Clement, Charles Maole, Murunga Julious, Johnson Mugumya, Lilian Twinamasiko, Livingston Enyenu, Juliet Kisakye, Denis Ayebazibwe, Kakooza James, Kabicci James and Arach Vicky.
They arrived at Bwaise Pentecostal Church on Friday evening and led in a
powerful overnight prayer that takes place every last Friday of the
month here at Bwaise Pentecostal Church. On Saturday morning they
joined hands with BPC congregation and went out into the community and
shared the good news. 66 people gave their lives to Christ and today 8
people came to Church. Pastor Peter called upon the congregation to do
immediate follow-up hopefully the number of new believers joining the
church will increase. Pastor Adrew Kaluma the team leader and Pastor
Livingstone promised to come back again to help in training church members to keep the fire of missions burning in the
church. We thank the administration of Glad Tidings Bible College for
sending their students to our community to bring glad tidings.
We had homogeneous groups meet in different locations for a full hour
before the main service began. The marrieds, the youth, the children,
the widows and singles all had their special classes and the
testimonies that came out of those classes was overwhelming. One widow
came to me after the service with allot of excitement that she
had heard from the LORD speaking directly to her life situation. “I am
not the same” she said “I feel the presence of God now” It was too real
that her face was shining than ever before. Thank you to all who are praying for us and please continue to pray. The forces of
witchcraft and Islam in our community are too high. Thank God He has
given us momentum to press on. Thank you.
Pastor Peter Mutabazi
Bwaise Pentecostal Church.
GTBC Students lead worship as BPC worship team back
Youth group
Glad Tidings Bible College Students at BPC
BPC worship team
Life Care children during break time. 7th April 2009
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End of year celebration
Children danced as they thank God for 2008
Lilian our new children facilitator is gaining confindance in teaching children
Buganda tradition drums are the instruments the children use in the children church.
Some children are learning how to play key board and guitors.
Worship on Christmas at BPC
Children performed to their best on Sing FEST 08
BPC worship team members got married 27th December 2008 (Rogers and Monica)
One of BPC elders graduate from BIble colege
LifeCARE nursary and Primary school held their second
graduation celemony of their top class pupils on 30th November 2008.The team leader Watoto schools Mrs. Dorcus Kibirige
was the chief guest.
Watch out for more>>>
Watoto eduation team leader Dodrcus Kibirige awarding certificates to Top class pupils 2008
Most of the parents of Life care school are Muslims
School choir
entertaining
the parents
LifeCARE children watching wildlife at the zoo
We took our school children to a tour at Entebbe World Life Education Center yesterday 7th November 2008.
Watch out for more information on this tour.
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LifeCARE children in the bus going on a tour
LifeCARE staff at the zoo
Cell B3Bb4 Presenting a dance on Cell Summit
We held our first Cell summit at BPC on 5th November 2008. It was a joy to see cell members sing and dance to encourage other church members to join home cells. In thier songs and drama they portrayed the benefits of being a cell member and at the end few people were able to find cells which meet in their localities and joined them. The cell leaders were glad to receive new members. Our church vision is to become a cell based community church and our mission is to disciple our community through demonstrating practical Christianity.
Cell B2A1 in a drama on cell surmit
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