Bible Study
Lifted Generation Ministry brings hope to Northern Uganda by providing emotional and spiritual support through Bible Studies for children, the elderly, and women facing challenges like gender-based and economic violence.
Bible Studies for the women in Coo-Pill Village provide a safe space to share challenges related to gender-based violence, economic violence, and health issues. Women find encouragement and spiritual connection, rebuilding their confidence and dignity.
Women in Coo-Pill Village celebrate discovering a new sense of identity and purpose through their participation in Bible study.
Children praise and worship God before the start of Bible studies.
Women and girls who attend Bible studies in Coo-Pill Village receive reusable sanitary pads and education in order to prevent the spread of infection and promote their health and personal well-being.
Couples, single mothers, and children come together every Friday afternoon for Bible study in Agung Community.
Godfrey, age 12, reads the Bible during small group discussion.
Children praise and worship God before the start of Bible studies.
The elderly in rural Northern Uganda have difficulty walking long distances. But because the Word has been taken to them, they are able to hear and receive the Word of God.
Members of the community of Lutongo, where Borehole No. 11 is located, gather for an afternoon Bible study.
Tuesday Atede Bible studies are filled with joy. Community members share how Bible studies have led them to talk to their neighbors more freely.
Participants enjoy the Saturday Coo-Pill Bible study in the pavilion.
Our Coo-Pill Bible study continues to build our faith and reveal the depth of God’s grace and salvation. Grateful for this fellowship, I always feels joyful and refreshed after I come for Bible study.
Bible Provision
Lifted Generation Ministry helps spread the Gospel in Northern Uganda by providing Bibles to individuals, local Bible study groups, and religious education teachers for the classroom.
Above, teachers at Angaya Primary receive Bibles to teach religious education. The Bibles are school property but can be borrowed by teachers for personal spiritual growth. Below, the teacher that helps conduct Bible studies receives a Bible.
Lucy, with LGM, poses with a teacher at Rock View Primary School holding newly supplied Bibles. The teacher was so grateful she would not have to teach the children just using the Bible on her phone.
Okello Alexandra, 82 years old, receives a Bible so that he can read it any time and share the Word of God with his family members.
Rev. Komakech Kumagum leads a blessing prayer as the “Esther Bible” group receives Bibles to study in groups and at individual households.
The Gospel in Children’s Own Language
Lifted Generation Ministry brings the message of the Gospel to children in Northern Uganda by supplying religious education teachers with Bibles for classroom use and distributing simple, colorful booklets made for children in their own Acholi language.
A sample of the children’s Gospel booklet, “Best News Ever”, in the Acholi language.
Almost 200 children at Angaya Primary engaged in a Bible study with the school’s pastor, using the children’s Gospel booklets.
Over 250 children at Rock View Primary received a child-friendly Gospel booklet to grow and learn from every day.
The Gospel booklets have motivated more children to attend school, and learn and share the Word of God.
The Pavilion at Coo-Pill
In Coo-Pill Village, Bible studies took place under a mango tree near a banana plantation. However, during the rainy season, rain and limited space inside someone’s home often prevented community members from gathering. One man, Okidi Raymond, chose to donate his land for the construction of a pavilion. The pavilion now makes it possible for the community to study the Bible, watch showings of Christian movies (like the Jesus movie and The Chosen), as well as receive WASH education.
The donated land being cleared prior to construction of the pavilion in Coo-Pill Village.
Construction begins on the wooden frame.
A sturdy roof and a raised concrete floor means the return of the rainy season will not interfere with Bible studies or other activities in Coo-Pill Village.
Worship time in the new pavilion!
A showing of the Jesus movie in the newly-constructed Coo-Pill pavilion during Easter. At the time of this photo, it was raining but community members experienced no interruptions.