Overseas Partners

We support two mission and prayer partners in Kibera, Kenya and Kampala, Uganda


Kibera

Jon and Jo Parsons are working with a Turning Point Project in Kibera, a huge slum area on the outskirts of Nairobi in Kenya. The project provides food and supports the education for some of the neediest children. A Community Farm has been set up in Kinangop about 80 miles from Nairobi. Here single mothers can take the first steps to independance.

Details about The Turning Point Trust and the Projects can be found  here.

Photo of Jon & Jo

Jon, Jo and Family [Photo: by arrangement with Jon Parsons]

If you missed the Kibera presentation on Sunday 21st. 2010 or would like to see it again the Powerpoint presentation is available here.

If you do not have PowerPoint you can download the PowerPoint viewer here. (Not recommended for dial-up connections)

Turning Point Alternative Christmas Gifts

Latest e-mail from Jon & Jo

Pictures from Holiday Camp 2009 on Facebook

Kampala

Kate and Nick Wooding took up their new post in Kampala Diocese in August 2009 and after some initial problems have begun to settle in. They ask that we continue to pray they will be blessed with support, funding, accommodation, transport and new friends in Kampala. They are attending St Stephen's church, Kisugu (Church Of Uganda).
Nick is teaching at the International Health Sciences University in Kampala and has been asked to be the Director of Health Education as well as lay chaplain of International Hospital, Kampala.  Kate will be working in Namuwongo slums, in the area of HIV/AIDS.  Kate's research for her M.A. in Development looked at children on antiretroviral treatment. Kate is hoping to learn Luganda, the local dialect. Ben and Anna, their two children, are attending the International School of Uganda.

Photo of the Woodings family

Nick, Kate & family [Photo: by the Woodings family]

News of the Woodings can be found on the CMS web site. Look for the section marked Resources - Link Letters towards the bottom of the page.

Diocese of Bristol- Dioceses of Kampala and Luweero Uganda

In 2003 a party from Uganda visited the Dorcan Church. The members of the group included:

    Diocese of Kampala

        Rev. Duncan Mugume 
        Rev. Canon Micah Bwami - St. Paul's Mulago

    Diocese of Luweero    

        Canon Edward Nsamba-Bukenya - Wobulenzi Parents School
        Mr. Elijah Kyingi - Ndejje Senior Secondary School

We maintain contact with Duncan and Marion in Kigaasi Village in the Kawempe division of Kampala. Duncan is an ordained priest in Kampala Diocese but is currently without a parish. He is Head of Education and lecturing at the Ugandan Pentecostal University in Fort Portal. Marion is a teacher at the Alpha Pre-school and Kindergarten in Kampala. They have two children Martha and Daniel.
Following a visit by Janet and Tony Prichard in February 2010 we have pledged to maintain better contact with The Diocese of Luweero.



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