Monday, April 18, 2011

KSEM CHILDREN IN STREET EVANGELISM DRIVE






























Sunday 10th April marked a significant day for the KSEM family as the children were ushered into a new meaning of life. Ten members of the Children's Home took to the streets to share their love and the message of the gospel to vulnearble children on the streets of Kampala.

The team led by the Home's warden and caretaker Geofrey Ssemakula preached to the children and shared goodies with them. The boys bought cakes, buscuits ad icecream for the street children and talked to them sharing their testimonies and encouraging them.

Among the members who shared with the children were two former street children9but now members of the children's Home) Joseph Otundiri who spent six months on the streets and Eria Kalule who also spent six months on the streets of both Jinja and Kampala towns. This was a significant step as frmer street children shared with children challenged by street life.

The KSEM family has decided to make this a routine program urging its child members to share the love with other children challenged by social issues.

Not Ashamed Visit KSEM Home







KSEM Children home recently recieved guests from the Not Ashamed Musical group, the Michigan-based Gospel band was in the country for a series of Concerts and cahrity activities.




Kampala School fo Excellence Ministries Children's Home was blessed to host the Ten-member group to our facility in Rubaga. The team shared love with the children and heard testimonies from them. The team commended the work done by the Daniel Promise Charity and Kampala School fo Excellence Ministries is reaching out to the children and supporting them.

They donated customised soccer balls with a gospel message to be used in the sports ministry. KSEM runs a very vibrant soccer ministry which reaches out to youths and children sharing the gospel through football.

The Not Ashamed team promised to work together with the Charity in Uganda to help children from Vulnerable backgrounds. They donated clothes and other items to the children.