From: Pastor Paul Nyende, Director of ROWAN/Uganda
To: Kelsey Young, President of ROWAN/USA
Hello, Daughter, my Sister and my Brother.
Praise God big. Hope all is well with you.
I am sooo excited to report to you that ROWAN is now a registered Company with the Republic of Uganda. Please join me and we rejoice together, God is good all the Time. I am even shedding teas of Joy. From my small sitting room to under a mango tree to being now registered with Uganda government and from Uganda to USA. From Pastor Paul and Kelsey the Key, Namugombe, to Pastor David [Wafula] and Sister Elaina and then to the whole world. "EBENEZER"
I am soooooooo Excited, let me stop now and have time to dance for the Lord.
Thanks for your prayers, the financial support and your encouraging emails, that have helped me to press on.
May the good Lord richly bless you all, Amen.
You have a reason to praise Him now.
yours faithfully, Pastor Paul
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Friday, March 13, 2009
ROWAN ROOTS - by Elaina Griffith
It's been 5 years since I began my relationship with the rural village of Mawanga and Pastor Paul Nyende. Pastor Paul's relentless mission to save these children and rescue the widows of his community, without resources, drew me to the need. All this started because suddenly the AIDS epidemic hit the rural areas, and Pastor Paul saw an opportunity to show the love of Christ and witness to his own community by offering burial services to these outcast ones, regardless of whether they were Muslim or witchdoctor. Suddenly, he found his church FULL of new born believers, because of his kindness. But, he also felt the heavy burden of wanting so badly to help these babes in Christ, and without resources.
I believe, as he does, that these orphans are fast growing up to be the hope in leadership for Uganda. Paul's ministry in this village is monumental, and he warrants our support!
God is moving among them for a purpose, and I want to encourage them to know that God has not abandoned them, but, that He has a plan for them.
The TRUTH IS: they are not alone among the community of Christ. They are our brothers and sisters in the gospel and in the world. And, I know from personal experience, that a little love and encouragement goes a long way for a broken heart. HOPE is essential to the soul.
May God take these broken hearts and mend and make them strong for HIS GLORY!
Elaina Griffith, R.O.W.A.N
experiencthegospel@gmail.com
I believe, as he does, that these orphans are fast growing up to be the hope in leadership for Uganda. Paul's ministry in this village is monumental, and he warrants our support!
God is moving among them for a purpose, and I want to encourage them to know that God has not abandoned them, but, that He has a plan for them.
The TRUTH IS: they are not alone among the community of Christ. They are our brothers and sisters in the gospel and in the world. And, I know from personal experience, that a little love and encouragement goes a long way for a broken heart. HOPE is essential to the soul.
May God take these broken hearts and mend and make them strong for HIS GLORY!
Elaina Griffith, R.O.W.A.N
experiencthegospel@gmail.com
Thursday, October 16, 2008
The Medical Clinic is doing well
Hello to all my Friends.....,
........There is a great improvement in my life, surely God is steadfast, He was in control for the time i was badly off. It wasn't the nails that kept Jesus on the Cross but His LOVE for you and me. Jesus loves us and thank you for loving me too.
The clinic is doing well, The total outpatients attendance is 150 patients on average. Different months vary in out patients attendance, for example July the attendance was 150 patients, August 217 patients, September 101 patients. The average number of admissions is 25patients per month, however this also vary accordingly.
The Nurses are willing to stay to help the community, God brought them in the right time.
To keep the clinic operating we need the following.
Salary for the nurses- SHS 250,000=per person per month (about $155US).
The ever-age cost of medicine is Shs 560,000= per month (about $350US).
The money needed for drugs and other clinical supplies vary form month to month as Out patients, inpatients,Maternal and clinical health care attendance differs but that is the estimated amount.
We thank God that a few have been able to pay the little they can otherwise we could not be operating, the challenge is that we get inadequate supply of drugs which are not essential for the community.The monthly collection is 150,000= from the few who can afford to pay for their treatment.
I thank God who brought you to Mawanga,though you said that you will come back after a very long time, that is your plan. but God's plan is different it depends to what plans He has for you for his people. You might even come back next summer, what is impossible before for God? God Himself led you to Mawanga for a divine purpose and He is ready to use you. God answered your prayers AM doing good ready to work with Him, Praise God!!!!!!
Thanks for loving us.
May Joy and Peace of our Lord Jesus be with Barry, Andrew and all your family members. Amen.
from your friend, Pastor Paul
........There is a great improvement in my life, surely God is steadfast, He was in control for the time i was badly off. It wasn't the nails that kept Jesus on the Cross but His LOVE for you and me. Jesus loves us and thank you for loving me too.
The clinic is doing well, The total outpatients attendance is 150 patients on average. Different months vary in out patients attendance, for example July the attendance was 150 patients, August 217 patients, September 101 patients. The average number of admissions is 25patients per month, however this also vary accordingly.
The Nurses are willing to stay to help the community, God brought them in the right time.
To keep the clinic operating we need the following.
Salary for the nurses- SHS 250,000=per person per month (about $155US).
The ever-age cost of medicine is Shs 560,000= per month (about $350US).
The money needed for drugs and other clinical supplies vary form month to month as Out patients, inpatients,Maternal and clinical health care attendance differs but that is the estimated amount.
We thank God that a few have been able to pay the little they can otherwise we could not be operating, the challenge is that we get inadequate supply of drugs which are not essential for the community.The monthly collection is 150,000= from the few who can afford to pay for their treatment.
I thank God who brought you to Mawanga,though you said that you will come back after a very long time, that is your plan. but God's plan is different it depends to what plans He has for you for his people. You might even come back next summer, what is impossible before for God? God Himself led you to Mawanga for a divine purpose and He is ready to use you. God answered your prayers AM doing good ready to work with Him, Praise God!!!!!!
Thanks for loving us.
May Joy and Peace of our Lord Jesus be with Barry, Andrew and all your family members. Amen.
from your friend, Pastor Paul
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