Brethren,
We thank God who is our Father and Lord for all he has done to make us his children and servant to serve in his kingdom. We bring you greetings from my family especially my boy Collins who is seating for his standard seven exams this coming Monday. He is asking for your prayers for his success.
The school in Kampala is going on very well and God is on our side. Two course units have so far been taught and I am here to teach he third course. I see some great improvement in their performance. Students who came from home and from different congregations, during their time home, were able to report 24 baptisms and three restorations. This shows how much these men were labouring doing Gods work.
They started right a way with evangelism around the school when they came back from home. They have a number of 78 people they have approached with the gospel but they have ten who are real prospects whom they study with time to time. We pray for them and the work.
We had had two students who got sick in the course of this month. But they are now fine. We have had another challenge of water scarcity. It has become a problem to us yet getting water from a stream, that is very much impossible. The people connected with serving the city with water doesn't give us a clear answer to why we are not getting water as we should.
We pray that God makes things well on the side of this pandemic such that we may see you brothers come and see the school.
May the love of God be with you.
Until all have heard,
Raymond