“At this moment, I am in danger ... But we will not stop preaching the Gospel.”
Pastor Samuel
“At this moment, I am in danger,” Pastor Samuel tells us. “I don’t know what’s going to happen next. They threaten me. They threaten my people. But we will not stop preaching the Gospel.”
Since the previous pastor – Samuel’s father-in-law – was killed by witch doctors, more than 6,000 people in this part of East Africa have heard the Gospel for the first time. Over 1,000 have been baptised.
When someone in Samuel’s community is baptised, they receive a Bible of their own, in their own language. For many, it is the first they have ever held.
Where they live, it’s very difficult to access the Scriptures. Things are changing – but we need your help.
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