05/24/2025
David Wagobera is continuing to serve his community in Uganda with passion and compassion. Through medical outreach and evangelism, he is seeing lives touched and transformed. This Sunday, he is preparing to show the Jesus Film to children, youth, and new believers. As he gathers with others at the sub-county, he is taking time to personally invite people around him, trusting that God will use the film to open hearts and create opportunities for one-on-one evangelism.
At his workplace, where he serves as a chef, David is also supporting the medical team by promoting proper hygiene and practicing the Zero in on Zero approach. He is working to make sure that both the kitchen and the wider school community stay clean and healthy.
Recently, David is travelled to Kyankwanzi for a training with new team members and visits to field sites. The experience is deepening his connection with fellow workers and strengthening his mission. Shortly after, he received a surprise visit at his workplace from Mac, Fidele, and Sarah. Their fellowship lead to a meaningful home visit where they shared, had a reflection, and build each other up.
As part of the medical evangelism team, David is also visiting homes in need. In one case, they meet an elderly woman caring for six grandchildren. She is lame and walks using her hands. Through their visit, care, and encouragement, her heart is filled with joy. What seemed like a simple act becomes the beginning of a restored life. Once seen as a curse by her community, she is now attending church and finding belonging.
In that same area, a woman, her children, and even a man once associated with a sorcerer are also confessing Christ and joining the church. David is asking for continued prayer for these new believers, that their faith grows strong despite their past.
He is also taking part in youth church leadership, helping lobby for Bibles and encouraging young leaders through the message of medical evangelism. This season is drawing him closer to his church, where he is actively serving on the leadership team.
In one home, the team is tackling a bedbug infestation, showing that their care goes beyond spiritual needs to real, practical challenges.
All of this is made possible through the love of Christ, which is uniting hearts and enabling people to serve in ways far greater than they imagined. David is grateful for the support of the community, and together they are seeing transformation unfold one soul, one home, one step at a time.
Keep praying for Uganda. God is moving.