Waiting for his Turn to Read

Submitted by martha on Wed, 10/23/2019 - 12:54

This crazy pup is all about GCWM. He wants to learn about how his gifts have mattered in the past and how he can make a difference in the future.

You can learn too. Click on the link and follow to the .pdf of our Annual Report.

Annual Report

Picture and pup compliments of Kelly H.

Recent Articles

A New Thing in Hoima by Rev. Ven. Eric Twine

We are glad the breakout of COVID 19 brought new worldview that requires new mission strategies. Yesterday, I convened an Archdeaconry Council, the policymaking body of the Archdeaconry, to look into what the Lord may be leading us to accomplish for and with Him. I reminded members that since the Church being salt and light, our job is transform Christians from church members to disciples. In my 14 years of being an archdeacon, I have found that good theology does not make good pastors. My vision in Hoima is to build a people of the Kingdom: a growing community of disciples rather than simply church members. This is in line with our Diocesan Vision that says, “Mature, Stable and grounded Christian Lives whose worship bring glory to God; ready to serve".

Drinking From His Stream

Just as everything changed with the Lord’s birth, the ministry of the Gateway Center changed with our shift to a rapid response team and because of the global travel restrictions. Churches, especially those in Uganda and the UK, were in lockdown during the pandemic and ministry opportunities were limited. Our old ways of doing conferences and teaching did not work. The Lord brought streams to our desert by using this time in refitting, strengthening, and equipping your Gateway team to take the Gospel to the nations in a fresh way.

Releasing Revival in Ohio

After the Kentucky revivals, we wondered with what God was going to task Gateway. Through August we sought the Lord and prayed. We wondered if we should go to Charlotte, NC moving with the Saturate Global team. We put out a fleece and it was apparent that we were to stay put. As Ken’s sister needed more help, we put much in that regards (see story on back).

In September Gateway’s call to be a “rapid response team” began to take shape. We got texts from groups in Lebanon, OH to come and speak about the revival in Kentucky and what they could do to usher it in.