A KINGDOM ASSIGNMENT IN AFRICA
“Ask of Me, and I will give You the nations for Your inheritance…” – Psalm 2:8
This past month, my wife Amy and I had the incredible honor of ministering across two nations in Africa — Nigeria and Uganda. What unfolded over those days was an unforgettable outpouring of God’s power, presence, and purpose. From rural villages to university campuses, boarding schools to church conferences, we witnessed salvation, healing, and transformation. Truly, this was a Kingdom assignment!
NIGERIA – BUILDING, EQUIPPING, AND HARVESTING
Our journey began in Nigeria, where we spent a week and a half with our dear friends Drs. Obi and Jay Egbo in Enugu. Their hospitality, faith, and vision for the Gospel deeply inspired us.
The first part of our trip was spent touring various towns and villages, meeting believers, praying for communities, and getting a broader understanding of the region’s spiritual climate.
On Friday, I hosted a Pastors and Church Leaders Conference at Dr. Obi’s home — a time of deep equipping and refreshing for leaders hungry to grow in their calling.
On Saturday, I preached at Abiding Word Ministries, where 20 people gave their lives to Christ! The joy and hunger in the room were powerful.
Easter Sunday was unforgettable. Dr. Obi brought a powerful message, and I followed by ministering healing. Many experienced the tangible touch of God as faith rose in the room.
The next day, I preached at a village church, then led a Q&A session with local church leaders, addressing real-life ministry challenges and offering encouragement.
That evening, we hosted a crusade on the campus of the University of Nigeria, where I ministered on salvation and healing. The altar was filled with students responding to the Gospel, and we witnessed physical healings and emotional breakthroughs. What a night!
UGANDA – RAISING UP A GENERATION OF KINGDOM LEADERS
From Nigeria, Amy and I traveled to Kampala, Uganda, for another 1½-week ministry trip that proved just as powerful. We were joined by Pastors Gilbert and Odette from Kigali, Rwanda, and together we taught at Destiny Schools of Uganda — a boarding school and orphanage that houses 1,700 students.
For two full days, we taught on Kingdom principles — including spiritual disciplines, purity, and living a godly life in a secular culture. The students were eager, responsive, and deeply moved.
On the final day, we hosted a combined student rally, and the Holy Spirit moved mightily — many were saved, and we witnessed healings among the students!
On Sunday, I preached at Saints Gate Church, a vibrant 1,000-member congregation in Kampala, pastored by Evah and Christopher Mugerwa. That afternoon, Amy and I co-led a marriage seminar, pouring into couples with biblical truth and practical encouragement.
We concluded our time in Uganda by hosting a two-day Pastor and Church Leader Conference, equipping ministers from across the region with tools for leadership, discipleship, and sustainable growth in their ministries.
AFRICA IS RIPE FOR HARVEST
From Enugu to Kampala, from students to senior pastors, we saw a continent hungry for the move of God. Across both nations, lives were changed, churches were strengthened, and leaders were equipped. We are humbled to be a part of what God is doing across Africa.
Thank you to each one who has supported, prayed, and sown into this mission. You were part of every salvation, every healing, and every moment of transformation. Amy and I return home full of faith and joy, already looking forward to what God has next.