“Our Mercy Ministry is a message of the love of God any day to the community without using words,” the ministry shared via their official communication, emphasizing that love should be seen, not just spoken.

This toilet renovation project is one of many forms through which the ministry demonstrates compassion and addresses real needs among local populations—bridging the gap between spiritual outreach and community well-being.

Upcoming Gospel Events

The ministry is in full swing preparing for two major events:
• Bweyale: July 3–6, 2025
• Lugazi: July 11–13, 2025

While the events will include evangelism, healing, intercession, and worship, the preparations also involve visits to schools, meetings with pastors, and a final push on publicity. All of these are part of their holistic approach to ministry, spiritual and practical.

“Every place we go has unique blessings and challenges, but God has always been faithful on this gospel trail. His goodness is evident in all we do,” they added.

A Spiritual Atmosphere of Expectation

According to the ministry, something powerful is stirring in the spiritual realm. Community members are already sensing that a divine move is imminent, as outreach activities and prayer continue intensifying.

This growing spiritual momentum is supported by visible, tangible acts of mercy, like the recent toilet repair, which communicate care and dignity to the people.

Glory to God Through Action

A Light to the Nations firmly believes that their mission is not just about preaching but living the gospel, glorifying God through action. Whether helping with sanitation, sharing the Word, or supporting pastors, their goal is to point people to Christ by loving them in ways that matter deeply.

“Everything we do brings Him glory and fills us with joy.”