By Anthony:
A few weeks ago we finished the fifth TLT manual in Katakwi, "Teaching the Christian Faith." You've already read what this manual is about in my other TLT posts from Amuria and Kaberamaido. But I want to share with you some highlights from this training. Here is a video of worship time together:
I'm very excited to share with you some of the reports and testimonies I heard from the church leaders concerning their preaching action plans.
Rose, the pastorate women's leader, organized families to come together for fellowships and she had the opportunity to preach at those gatherings. She did many of these over 3 months and in total 70 people got saved through that ministry!
Max grew greatly in his preaching and three people recently got saved as a result of his sermons. People gave him many testimonies about how much his preaching had changed, and now he is getting invitations from other churches in town to come and preach, even Anglican churches.
This time I had a new master trainer join us because she wanted to get some experience leading as a facilitator. Her name is Jane. Baker also came along. I had the two of them lead most of the lessons. That made this training a bit more restful than my normal trainings.
One group did a nice job of making drawings to use in their Bible lesson:
Some videos of the lessons:
I am excited to see how God uses them in their new action plans. Most of them are going back to train Sunday school teachers. One is going to teach the manual to all the teachers at his primary school that he started. Some are going to teach and lead their family members, especially the children, in memorizing Scripture.
One older lady is going to work with other women to cultivate a plot of land. She'll buy the seeds and provide the land, and they'll do the farm work. She hopes through this effort to raise at least 50,000 shillings (about $15) for her church's Sunday School Program.
Another lady is going to work with the church to build a grass thatched building. This will then be used for the Sunday School program at the church.
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