In God’s work, victories are often followed by opposition and trials. After seasons in which we have seen churches opened, people turn to God, and communities reached by the Gospel, we are now facing a painful test: the Missionaries’ House in Uganda, the place that provided shelter and support for those involved in ministry, was destroyed by fire.

The fire spread with a speed that is hard to explain. In a very short time, the flames engulfed the building, and much of what was inside was lost. Many people from the area came to help, yet in the chaos additional losses occurred. There was confusion, fear, noise, and deep sorrow.

And yet, the fire did not burn the calling.
It did not burn the faith.
It did not burn the determination to serve God.

Beyond the destruction, this trial has brought a deeper conviction: God’s work does not rest on buildings, but on obedience, faithfulness, and action. What God has begun, He will bring to completion, regardless of the obstacles along the way. We know that victories also bring battles. We have seen doors opened for the Gospel, and now we face loss. But the enemy has already been defeated by the Cross, and trials cannot stop God’s plan. The house has burned, but the mission continues.

Today, we are called to rebuild. Not just a building, but a space essential for the continuation of missionary work — a place of support, service, and stability for the mission in Uganda.

We invite you to be part of this reconstruction.
Through your donation, you directly contribute to rebuilding the Missionaries’ House in Uganda and to the continuation of the work started here. Every gift matters and becomes a concrete step toward restoration.

We stand on the promise of Scripture:
“For our light affliction, which is but for a moment, is working for us a far more exceeding and eternal weight of glory” - 2 Corinthians 4:17

Thank you for your prayers, for your support, and for choosing to stand with us.