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Our project, “A Church at the Heart of the Challenges Dividing This World for a Better Future Towards Jesus Christ, Our Lord and Savior,” is a major divine initiative by Jesus Watchers Ministry. It involves constructing a large church capable of holding 5,000 people, along with a comprehensive support center. This center will include a school, library, vocational training for street children and youth, psychological counseling, and cultural and sports facilities. Our aim is to provide hope, healing, and empowerment, addressing pressing issues like displacement, illiteracy, and vulnerability in our communities, particularly for refugees and vulnerable Ugandans.

This project is designed to serve a wide range of vulnerable individuals. Our primary beneficiaries include widows and orphaned refugees from countries like the Democratic Republic of Congo and Sudan, vulnerable widows and orphans in Uganda (especially Kampala), the growing number of street children and youth, and victims of all forms of violence. Ultimately, anyone in need of support from Jesus Watchers Ministry will find a place here.

To realize this divine work, we need a 5-hectare plot of land, construction materials, books and equipment for the library and cultural facilities, and even buses for transportation. We are deeply hopeful that this project will be completed by December 2028, with God’s help and the support of benefactors. You can send your aid through online payments, mailing a check, bank transfer, or text-to-give. We appreciate any financial assistance and believe your contribution will make a tangible difference.

Jesus Watchers Ministry Church is based in Kampala, Uganda. We’ve been operating in this divine work  since 1/2/2023 with both refugees and nationals since [insert year here, as it was missing in the provided text], under the enlightened leadership of the Holy Spirit, led by Reverend Pastor Darius. You can reach us physically at our church address or call us to find us anywhere in Kampala.