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Mission Africa's vision is based on Isaiah 61:1-4. 
The Spirit of the Sovereign Lord is upon me, for the Lord has anointed me to bring good news to the poor. He has sent me to comfort the broken-hearted and to proclaim that captives will be released and prisoners will be freed. He has sent me to tell those who mourn that the time of the Lord’s favour has come.

Mission Statement

 
  • To work with local churches in carrying out evangelistic campaigns, sharing the gospel in both large and small meetings and on a person to person basis.
  • To bring pastors and church leaders together through teaching, prophecy, prayer and fellowship.
  • To teach and train local churches for evangelism.
  • To encourage and enable effective follow up work by local churches to help all new Christians become disciples.
  • To be involved in bringing restoration and healing to hurting people.
  • To help spread the flames of the revival that has already begun in Uganda throughout that country and into adjoining countries and the whole of Africa.
  • In all of this to see the outworking of Isaiah 61:1-4.

Prayer Call

New!
Jan
2012





 
Mission to Kayonza 17th- 23rd January- What a beginning to the year!
Praise Points

• For three hundred and sixty one new souls
• For the very large numbers of healings and deliverances
• For the excellent unity and togetherness of the team
Ongoing Prayer Pointers
• For ongoing unity and joint evangelistic work between the pastors
• Some practical needs: For a camcorder to record all that God is doing
• For more lamps for the crusade ground and a small additional generator to power these
Full Report
pdf

 

 

Nov 2011


 
Mission to Ngoma
The power of prayer and the goodness of God draws us to praise Him yet again for His provision and for the displays of His power - in drawing people to Himself, in controlling the weather and many other ways.
Full report
pdf
 
Sept 2011
New!
 
Mission to Kasensero
The power of prayer! Many saved, and bars emptied!
Full report
pdf
 
 
June
2011










 
Mission Africa goes from strength to strength
Prayer letter for mission trip from June 15th to July 6th.
We are now at a very exciting time in Mission Africa’s history with expansion occurring in all three areas of ministry. Barely a month passes now without one or more mission or leadership training events occurring in more and more countries. All beyond our wildest dreams when we had our first mission in 2000!
From an evangelistic point of view alone we are currently involved in eight missions or follow up visits a year to remote villages within Uganda itself. All of these are now being headed up by one of the very experienced and anointed Ugandan pastors in our Evangelistic team.
Full report from the mission trip - people saved, raised up as leaders, healed, restored! God is good!


 


May
2011








 





 
Our second African led mission trip. For full report click here
Praise points
• For one hundred and seventy eight very precious new souls now in the Kingdom
• For the safety and good health of the team despite having indifferent food and water (plus protection from a poisonous snake on the loose one night at a crusade!).
• For the large numbers of healings and deliverances
• For the excellent P.A. equipment that we have been blessed with
• For the excellent unity and dedication of the team
• For God’s great faithfulness in every area

Please continue to pray for those who were touched by God, new Christians, and for the African leaders as they disciple the people.
• For democracy in Uganda following recent rigged elections and the clamping down of the forces opposing President Museveni (who affected by the desire of African leaders to cling on to power, is now entering into a fifth term of office).
• For the protection of all the new converts and for their spiritual growth
• For ongoing unity and joint evangelistic work between the pastors in all areas visited





 


Reports

 
Jan
2011




 
Thank you so much for all your continued prayers and support. As mentioned when we last wrote, starting with this year, we feel that the Lord is calling us to double the number of both the missions and the follow up trips. At the same time to have each mission led by one of the amazing African pastors who are part of the Mission Africa Evangelistic Team.
  . . . Exciting news from a recent Follow Up visit!
. . . Kikyusa- the number one area of Luwero for witchcraft Read More
pdf
Report from Kikyusa Uganda January 2011 visit pdf
Feb
2010




 

"Steve greeted me at the airport with the exciting news that his church was ready to embark on a year of evangelism. Many had been fasting for the whole of the previous week. Could some of his people come on the mission to get some training and experience? Yes! And the result?

  . . . Such was the yearning and hunger for God, and the sense of His presence in the place, that right through the week, from the first evening, people came up to pray the prayer of salvation even before any altar call was made." Read more pdf
 

Jan
2010




 
This New Year is our tenth now of mission in Africa. We asked for you to join us in prayer for the outreaches to two places: Namutumba and Kikandwa.
This is some of the background to the trip where we were based in a village in Eastern Uganda with its many shrines and witchdoctors. . . Read more
pdf

See the report above (Feb 2010) as to the amazing way that God led us all and the things that He did.

Jan
2010
 
God is continuing to reveal Himself to Muslim people in powerful ways. Despite the high possibility of them losing everything - finance, family, life, many are turning to Him.
Please read this powerful report. [pdf] It comes from someone who works with www.greatlakesoutreach.org

Oct
2009
 
We recently returned from a trip to Uganda where we witnessed many conversions and healings. One pastor, when asked if he had seen any healings in the fifteen years of planting 40 churches said that he had seen two people raised from the dead! . . . Read more pdf

Feb
2009
 
Buliro is a sparsely populated “back of beyond” place spot – wide open countryside with occasional clusters of traditional mud walled and grass roofed huts. Some questioned whether enough people would come to the meetings . . . but . . . Read more pdf