Spring 2026 Newsletter
The heart of God has always been for all nations. From Genesis to Revelation, we see a loving Father pursuing people from every tribe, language, and nation. Jesus’ final words before His ascension were not a suggestion, they were a commission: “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations…” (Mt. 28:19). The Bible reminds us that God desires all people to be saved (1 Timothy 2:4). The sacrifice of Jesus Christ was not limited to one group or nation; it was for all people from all the world (John 3:16). When we talk about “the unreached,” we are referring to people who have little to no access to the gospel: they have no churches nearby, no Bibles in their language, and often no Christian witness in their community. God’s heart breaks for them and He calls us to care as well. Three ReasonsWhy Reaching the Unreached Matters: 1. Eternal Significance - Salvation through Jesus Christ is the greatest gift anyone can receive. Without hearing the gospel, how will they believe? (Romans 10:14) 2.Obedience to Christ - Sharing the gospel is not optional for believers, it is an act of love and obedience. 3.Worship Among All Peoples - Revelation 7:9 paints a beautiful picture of every nation worshiping before God’s throne. Reaching the unreached brings us closer to that glorious reality. How Can We Participate? 1. Pray Intentionally - Prayer is powerful. Ask God to send workers into the harvest (Mt.9:38), open hearts to receive the message of salvation, and plant Gospel-centered churches among the unreached. 2. Give Generously - Support missions financially. Many organizations work tirelessly to translate Scripture, plant churches, disciple new believers, and meet physical needs. 3. Go Willingly - Not everyone is called overseas, but some are. Be open to God’s leading—whether short-term missions or long-term service. 4. Live Missionally Where You Are - The unreached may live next door. Immigrants, international students, and coworkers from other cultures may never have heard the gospel clearly. Our motivation is not guilt, it is love. The love of Jesus Christ compels us (2 Cor.5:14). We share because we have experienced grace, forgiveness, and new life. Reaching the unreached is not about building an organization, it’s about introducing people to the Savior.
“Lord, break my heart for what breaks Yours. Give me boldness to speak, compassion to serve, and faith to trust You with the results. Use my life so that those who have never heard may come to know the hope found in Jesus Christ. Amen.”
Cornerstone Kibajjwe Update
About 3 years ago, we helped Cornerstone Kibajjwe Church install an all-electric 60’ deep water well and tank to supply water for 3 villages. The people absolutely loved it because it was near to them, they didn’t have to boil creek water anymore, and there were 4 spickets to quickly fill up their yellow 5-gallon water jugs. But at the very end of the dry season, February, the well dried up, the pump started sucking up mud and burnt the motor and wiring up. The villagers were devastated to say the least. Thanks to your donations, we were able to have a team come in and dig it another 30’ deeper and install a new pump and wiring. The water well is now restored and the people can come daily (sometimes twice a day) and get clean drinking water at Cornerstone Kibajjwe Church. It reminds me of John 4 where Jesus had an encounter with a Samaritan woman at Jacobs well. In John 4:7-10 it reads: “A woman from Samaria came to draw water. Jesus said to her, “Give me a drink.” 8 (For his disciples had gone away into the city to buy food.) 9 The Samaritan woman said to him, “How is it that you, a Jew, ask for a drink from me, a woman of Samaria?” (For Jews have no dealings with Samaritans.) 10 Jesus answered her, “If you knew the gift of God, and who it is that is saying to you, ‘Give me a drink,’ you would have asked him, and he would have given you living water.” Our goal is to provide not only physical water to the people of Uganda but to provide ‘living water’ by sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ with everyone who comes to the well.
New Life Baptist Church Ndejje Update
New Life Baptist Church Ndejje now has another pastor to mentor and assist Pastor Isaac: Pastor George and his wife Ruth. They had a house church several hours away and had been meeting for many years but wanted to come to Ndejje and assist Pastor Isaac in evangelistic outreach, Bible study, visiting elderly and sick church members, and helping with Sunday worship services. Since Pastor Isaac is only 26 years old, many in the community lack respect for one his age (it is a normal part of their culture), even though he is a college graduate and his father has been a Baptist pastor for more than 30 years and has taught his son how to pastor a church and preach God’s word. Now with Pastor George working alongside of Pastor Isaac, the church is able to reach out to this large village and share the Gospel with more and more people. Please continue to pray for these pastors and this church because it is the only Gospel preaching church in the midst of a Muslim village…a village that needs the Good News of Jesus Christ.
Cornerstone Pachwa Update
One of the first things we try to do after we plant a church is to provide fresh water and skills training for the village. Now that the building of Cornerstone Pachwa is finished, we started digging a water well to provide clean drinking water to the people of the village, many of whom travel up to 2 miles. In Uganda, as well as most of Africa, water is life! We also started a new ‘Skills Training Center’ at Pachwa with nearly 20 students learning tailoring. These students will train 5 days a week for one year and then receive their very own sewing machine when they pass their exams and graduate giving them a life-long skill to support their family.
Cornerstone Kylabasara Update
Our newest church is in the village of Kylabasara, about 4 miles from Cornerstone Pachwa (a 6-hour drive from Bombo, near the Congo in Western Uganda), and has been meeting for about 6 weeks. We purchased land and started building a small church almost immediately and now, after meeting under a refugee tent with eucalyptus poles holding it up, the church building is under roof, not quite finished but at least they can now meet in their own building. It always amazes me that when I look at our budget, we seldom have the funds to purchase land or build a church, but thanks to your generous donations, the Lord always provides…through you. There are now 75–100 new believers meeting every Thursday for worship at Kylabasara and villagers giving their lives to Jesus as Lord and Savior weekly. On May 14, Tim Isaac and myself, will be traveling to Uganda; Tim will be going to Jinja and Tororo for several days to check on the children he is helping support through the ‘Maari Foundation’ and I will be going to Bombo to visit our 3 church plants, the ‘Skills Training Center’ at Cornerstone Kibajjwe as well as examine the newly repaired water well. Tim will join me as we minister near the Congo to fellowship at Cornerstone Pachwa Church and visit the new ‘Skills Training Center’ and inspect the new water well that is providing fresh drinking water to the entire village. Each day, we will be going door to door sharing the Gospel to every home in Kylabasara, as well as our future church plant in Kyrongo (where there is already a house church meeting), and helping with evening Bible study, a small crusade, and baptizing a lot of new believers.
Please partner with us in taking the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the villages of Uganda. To make a tax-deductible donation by credit card, please visit the donation page of our website.
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