October Happenings

OCTOBER HAPPENINGS FROM UGANDA
OUR FAMILY

It has been such a busy month. Abijah and Lydia celebrated their 2nd birthday on the 3rd and it was so much fun. Up to now they are still singing Happy Birthday songs. They are really big girls now and have even moved to big girl beds, well mattresses on the floor till we can buy frames.
We were able to scrap up enough money to pay the house rent for the next three months, but have not yet paid water or electricity. We are just praying that they will not cut us off, but be patient till we get some money.
Update also on the babies that we got from the prison. The little girl, Betty, is doing great at school. She did not adjust very well to our house, but has done great in the boarding house and attending school every day. The mother is coming out of the prison on the 4th of December so we will see what will happen. We are planning to go for a visit on the 27th of November. And the baby, Moses, has been doing great in our home and Abijah and Lydia love having a baby in the house. We found out that he is a bit older then what we were told, he is like five months and is sitting up and even wanting to learn to crawl. We have even started to feed him food and he loves that.
KAMPALA KING’S SCHOOL

Even at school it has been a busy month. On the 14th on October we took the students on a tour/field trip. There were 70 students who went as they had to pay some little money and not all the children were able. We went to the airport, meteorologist center, zoo, and the beach. It was a long day, but we had a really great day.
Some not so good news too is that we lost a few teachers. It was their choice to go and you can’t hold some one who wants to leave. We are a bit short staffed right now, but the term is almost over so we are just going to push through these last few weeks and hire at the beginning to the next term.
KING’S DISCIPLESHIP CHURCH

This month we have been giving a chance to others to try preaching as we are trying to find an assistant pastor to be helping out. Some of the people have the ability, but they are lacking teachings in the truth. It takes time to teach grace and not judgment, which is what is taught in the churches here.
The over all greatest thing that I have learned from the Bible College has been that God is not looking at our sins or shortcomings. God is looking at Jesus and what he did for us on the cross. We have been give God’s righteousness and that can never be taken away from us and born again believers in Jesus. This truth has brought me so much peace and confidence to just love God as my father and trust him for all that I need.
Love you all and sending you blessings.
Heather and David Kapyate, Abijah and Lydia

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E-mail: David: kepdave@yahoo.com Heather: butterflyfreedom7@gmail.com
Blog: www.kingsministryinuganda.blogspot.com
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