MUHUMUZA YONASI UGANDA-AFRICA @Yonasi@dingdash.com

@erdenpilger @OneofTen yes fear is from the devil

@moamfj God bless you

@lynnexxa thank you

Pray for you uganda again.
We are in hardship.

@OneofTen uganda is even trying to burry empty coffins so that we can fear and be forced covid-19 vaccine.and lockdown.
Pray for uganda

https://www.facebook.com/100009756338340/posts/1465085003826697/

See how brutal our military forces to humans in uganda

Loving God, Your desire is for our wholeness and well being.
We hold in tenderness and prayer the collective suffering of our world at this time.
We grieve precious lives lost and vulnerable lives threatened.
We ache for ourselves and our neighbors, standing before an uncertain future.
We pray: may love, not fear, go viral.
Inspire our leaders to discern and choose wisely, aligned with the common good.
Help us to practice social distancing and reveal to us new and creative ways to come together in spirit and in solidarity.
Call us to profound trust in your faithful presence,
You, the God who does not abandon.

@DevotionalTreasures praying for you brother

@OneofTen happy Father day brother

*FATHERS DAY PRAYER*

Father, we come before You today humbled and in awe of Your grace and mercy. Lord, we thank You for the way You have designed what a family is supposed to look like and the specific roles You have ordained to a mother and a father of how to lead their children. It's for the fathers, families and children that we do pray today. Lord we pray specifically for fathers and fatherhood. Your Word clearly instructs fathers to bring up their children in the discipline and the instruction of the Lord. *EPHESHIANS 6:4* We pray that You will continue to empower and strengthened fathers. We pray for wisdom, protection, strength and discernment to help them through whatever trials they may be facing. Thank You Lord for these men and please guard their minds in Christ Jesus, help meet all their needs . Finally, God Your Word says that You will turn the hearts of the fathers to their children and the hearts of their children to their fathers. *MALACHI 4:6*

@OneofTen mobile money,bank are to operate only access is through hardship
But you can send with Western Union services

hey praisethe lord

Months ago, Bisaka was reported for having collapsed at his palace in Kapyemi Kibaale district due to high blood pressure. He was later rushed to Agha Khan hospital in Kenya where he was monitored under the Intensive Care Unit.
Bisaka was born on 11 June 1930 at Kitoma Kiboizi in the Parish of Bujuni. His grandfather Alifonso Wenkere worked as a catechist, but it was his grandmother Nykakake who taught him about God.
Bisakathen desired to be a priest but did not get a chance. He later qualified as a teacher and he started serving the Catholic Church as a choirmaster. Bisaka composed many catholic Runyoro hymns sung to date.
In 1948 he failed to be admitted into a minor seminary, he changed his attitude toward the church leaders.
He became critical of the catholic faith, only to announce his revelation in 1975. A revelation that completely got him out of the church to begin his own church and himself as God –Owobusobozi.

@OneofTen thanks
We are going to evangelise to know the truth