Noah Muwanguzi and the team at Heavenly Natives Ministries have a vision to care for a orphans in need and introduce the people of Uganda to Christ. Noah is the Pastor of this church in a small community near Entebbe National Airport in the middle of Kampala.  The ministry has purchased a small piece of land on which they built a church shelter, plus a small outhouse and storage building. The weekly Sunday service has seen significant growth and they are winning hearts to the Lord in the midst of witchcraft and voodoo all around the area. Unfortunately, jobs are few and just getting enough to eat is a daily struggle for most of the congregation and the orphans in their care.

This dear Brother in Christ and his wife, Irene, have been supporting their own 2 children and 19 orphans, supplying them with food, shelter, clothing and schooling as they can afford.  The children get chased away from school when he cannot pay (which happens often).  Noah and Irene have taken teenage girls into their home to protect them from the exploitation prevalent in Africa.  Even in their poverty, they exhibit amazing joy and thankfulness for the little they have.

We are raising money to put up walls in the shelter to keep the rain out during church services, to buy additional land to grow food to eat and sell the surplus for income, and to fund the food, shelter and schooling for the orphans.

You can help these Christian brothers and sisters continue their mission to reach the lost people of Uganda.  Your donation will help establish a solid setting for this Church to gather and worship as well as help feed and educate the orphan community Noah and his church family support.  Please prayerfully consider giving to this worthy cause as you are led to be part of God's answer to the prayers of these warriors for Christ.  One time donation or monthly recurring will go a long way to support God's work in Uganda.  Thank you.

All gifts, less GiveSendGo costs, will be sent directly to Pastor Noah for the land purchase, orphan support and ministry needs.