Mosquito Nets in Uganda to be Installed

This June, the rate of children who get sick at our orphan villages are going to be reduced significantly. Most illness is due to mosquitoes and poor hygiene. Our medical team will be providing and installing all of the remaining mosquito nets. That is roughly 1000 children that we care for that will all be protected from mosquito bites when they sleep. I am sure our on-site clinic will not have as much work as it has had in the last few months. Thanks to our 2009 medical team. If you would like to join our 2010 medical mission from the USA, please contact us at info@christianlifeministries.org


Pastor Jackson Senyonga

Dental Support for Orphans

During our medical mission dental support will be offered to the children. A Ugandan medical team has been hired to come along side the American medical mission team to care for the dental needs of our children at the orphanage. I believe a great impact will be left behind as the Love of Christ is shared in a practical way.

Pastor Jackson Senyonga

Eye Glasses Provided in Uganda village of Seeta

This year, all of our kids at the orphanage in Seta who need eye glasses will be catered for. Part of the mission for the USA team visiting will be to check children’s’ eyes and also provide care for those children that are found in need.

Pastor Jackson Senyonga

Medical Team in Uganda

The medical team will not only give medical care to the community but also participate in the evangelism efforts right after the medial outreach. The medical aspect will be run from morning to afternoon then evangelism will start. This will go on from June 3rd which is a Wednesday to the 6th a Saturday. During the crusade several medical team members will participate by sharing their personal stories on hand on how they found the Lord and other life experiences.

Pastor Jackson Senyonga

Our Church Planting Update

We are empowering the effort of our medical mission out reach church planting. With our own Evangelism Team each day after the medical team gives medical treatment to the community the team will sing, preach and show Jesus films to the community to reinforce the message and reach for more people. We expect great things.

Pastor Jackson Senyonga

Church plant plan

The structure for the church plant for the short-term medical mission team is about to be finished. Right now it’s being roofed and is in its final stage. By the time the medical team arrives and starts their medical outreach, the church structure will be ready to host the 1st church service on the weekend. Please continue to pray for both the Uganda team and the US medical mission team.

Pastor Jackson Senyonga

A New Church Plant in the works

Doctors are going to give medical treatment/services to our community and win people to the Lord in the process. This will start on Wednesday through Saturday or Sunday. All of those who have given their lives to the Lord will be asked to come and be the founding members of the newly started church. That is pretty amazing.

Pastor Jackson Senyonga

June 1st

Our team which is going to Uganda for a short term mission trip arrives on June 1st and others arrive shortly after that. Things are looking very good as far as planned activities are concerned.

Pastor Jackson Senyonga

Medical Team in Uganda

In preparation for the medical team’s short term mission trip to Uganda, just a few days away, Dr. Hansen and his wife, Suzanne at our orphan village seeing the children and also short-listing kids that need more medical attention. The medical team will see and treat our kids at the orphan village. They will also do dental and eyes for all our children and launching a church through medical outreach in another community.

Pastor Jackson Senyonga

Last night at the Oaks.

I am so grateful to God for coming through for His people that are hungry for him. Last night we experienced an outpouring of God’s amazing power and love as He filled His people with His precious holy spirit.

Pastor Jackson Senyonga

New Biography

Soon I am having our web developer put out a website that will have my short biography. I would like to share with everyone where God has taken me from. It is an example of how great God is.

Less than a week for Uganda

Our first short term mission team is departing in less than a week. On June first a team from Colorado Springs plus a few individuals from different states will be flying to Uganda to help spread God’s word through medical mission, orphanage alterations, and more. Please pray for traveling mercies and effective ministry time.

Pastor Jackson Senyonga

Return to The Oaks Tomorrow

Tomorrow (Wednesday) I will be speaking at the Oaks again about the Holy Spirit. We will give people the opportunity to receive prayer for the Holy Spirit experience in prayer for us as we seek to serve his people.

Pastor Jackson Senyonga

Teaming up with Pastor Scott

I teamed up with Pastor Scott this past Sunday, he went ahead of me and taught about being confirmed by the spirit. He talked about 3 baptisms, water, spirit, and baptism into the body of Christ. Thereafter, I came and spoke about the importance and need of being fueled with the Holy Spirit. He made it easy for me to transition into speaking about this, we made a great team.

Pastor Jackson Senyonga

Sunday at The Oaks

This last Sunday I spoke at the Oaks Fellowship. Praise be to God for all of the souls that came to the Lord. God really came in and transformed his people through fervent worship and prayer.

Pastor Jackson Senyonga

Memorial Weekend

This weekend was a relaxed memorial weekend. Our family had a great time together. We went out and had a little bit of time for shopping as we’re getting ready to go to Uganda in about a week.

Pastor Jackson Senyonga

Many children to be spoken for

Please pray for the needs of our children. Most of the new children we just placed in our homes have no sponsors yet. So there is no school tuition. Our ministry struggles to provide for these children until such a time when each one is fully sponsored. In this economic down turn, we need you to continue to live us up in prayer; may God keep providing and meeting every need for every child.

Pastor Jackson Senyonga

Schools starting again in Uganda

Our children in Uganda are going to School next week on Monday, May 25th. For them it is not memorial day and business will operate as usual. We are excited for yet another term of our children’s education. You can image how our mothers in the orphan village are working so hard to get every child ready-not for just a couple of kids but for 12 children each.

Pastor Jackson Senyonga

Why we need the Holy Spirit

The Bible calls the Holy Spirit a friend, a comforter, a reminder, the enabler, and empowerer; among many names. I don’t know about you but I can all of those things during these stress full times. To carry out your purpose in life and live out your full potential, you need the spirits power to strengthen you and enable you to overcome obstacles in your way. Oh how we need the Holy Spirit everyday and every step of the way!

Pastor Jackson Senyonga

I will be going to the Oaks next Wednesday too

Next Wednesday, I will be speaking again at the Oaks. This time I will share briefly and invite God’s people to receive prayer as they invite the Holy Spirit into their lives. I know it will be a wonderful time in the Lord.

Pastor Jackson Senyonga

Glad to visit the Oaks

I am excited about this coming Sunday. I will be speaking at The Oaks again. I will be speaking about the Holy Spirit and the importance and purpose for it in our lives.

Pastor Jackson Senyonga

How to react when surrounded by desert continued..

It was during such a time in the desert when Jesus said to his disciples, “give me those few left over fish and loaves of bread.” He commanded the people to sit down, “wait upon me, because you are about to experience a miracle of divine mass production.” Then he delivered for everyone, right in the middle of the wilderness.

Pastor Jackson Senyonga

How to react when surrounded by desert continued..

Many people are faced with a reality and have the same type of thoughts, “there is not enough money in my account to make monthly payment, secure my children’s education, run my business.” In the wilderness there is no shade, no water, no resting area, no neighborhoods to visit and some times no friends available to talk to. Either you are alone or everybody is discouraged or too tired to offer comfort to anyone else. No one knows what to do.

Pastor Jackson Senyonga

How to react when surrounded by desert

The language of the desert is “scarcity.” When there was no food for Jesus’ disciples, they said to him “we are in the desert, there is no food, and people are starving, send them away.” “There is no,” once again, the language of the desert. In these trying seasons of financial down turn, the language of Business, Ministries, and Millions of homes.

Pastor Jackson Senyonga

Why one voice?

John the Baptist is referred to as the voice of “one” crying out in the desert saying, “prepare the way of the Lord.” In such a dry and weary land we need such a voice crying out to the Lord as well as telling God’s people to prepare themselves for God’s visitation. My concern is why is it one voice or a few voices. Let the cry be one voice but raised but, but that one voice be shared by many of us.

Pastor Jackson Senyonga