Imagine ordering a new pair of eyeglasses only to discover when you pick them up and put them on that the lenses are frosted rather than transparent. You wouldn’t be able to drive safely, and, in fact, you wouldn’t even trust them to get you outside the optometry store, across the parking lot, and to your car. You would, of course, insist that the store reorder your lenses.
For those who wear eyeglasses, transparent lenses are a given. A non-negotiable. How much more important is it, then, that our lives be transparent?
Transparency in life is the practice of being open, honest, and clear in your actions, decisions, and communications. It means operating without hidden agendas. It means sharing information in a way that is easily understood by others, allowing them to clearly see exactly how and why things are done.
In optics, transparency is the physical property of allowing visible light to pass through a material without significant scattering or absorption. When light encounters a transparent object, it passes completely through unchanged, meaning objects on the other side can be clearly seen as they are. And that you can trust what you’re seeing.
There’s a big difference between transparency and translucency. Transparent objects allow light to pass through unchanged or unobstructed.
Translucent materials(like my frosted lenses example)scatter or absorb the light rays, preventing you from seeing clearly what is on the other side.
Unite 4 Africa, founded by my husband Dr. Okongo Samson, was built upon the pillars of transparency, integrity and accountability. Anyone who knows Okongo, knows that this is the foundation of the life he lives on a daily, personal basis. Because this is the foundation of who he is, it is only natural that Unite 4 Africa was founded on and has always operated on those same pillar principles. Transparency in ministry looks like the practice of maintaining clear, accessible, and truthful communication, free from hidden agendas or deception, so others can make fully aware and informed assessments regarding the ministry and practices. By operating with scrupulous openness regarding operations, financials, and ethical practices we build trust with others.
Time and again I have the privilege of watching how transparency not only brings unobstructed clarity amidst the operations of the ministry but also how ‘the power of transparency’ brings hope and healing to the lives of others. I’ll give you a recent example.
This past April Okongo and I were ministering to a group of young ladies in Kenya – many of whom had experienced traumas ranging from early, forced marriages, to sexual abuse, to being orphaned at a young age. We spoke very openly – transparently – about sex, how to deal with young men with ill intentions, feminine hygiene, and reassuring them of their God-given dignity and how much God loves them. We didn’t hold anything back.
The girls hung on every word with riveted attention. Why? Because they knew they could trust us in large part because of the Christ-centered love and transparency we showed them. In fact, several of them asked for counseling after the group meeting. God used transparency to open the door to their hearts.
Biblical or spiritual transparency involves living openly and authentically before God and others; free from deceit, hidden motives, or hypocrisy. When we live lives of humble transparency, oftentimes others are invited to do the same. On many occasions, through the ministry of Unite 4 Africa, I witness how ‘transparent’ storytelling — telling our own stories — allows for others to become free to be transparent in their struggles and stories as well. As we each become free to be transparent in our hidden places, that is where God can begin to do a life-changing work in us and in the lives of others. When unobstructed Light hits darkness, God Himself begins to heal and bring hope!
1 John 1:5 This is the message we have heard from him and declare to you: God is light; in Him there is no darkness at all. 6 If we claim to have fellowship with him and yet walk in the darkness, we lie and do not live out the truth. 7 But if we walk in the light, as He is in the light, we have fellowship with one another, and the blood of Jesus, his Son, purifies us from all sin.
To be a part of the life-transforming work God is doing through Unite 4 Africa visit us at www.unite4africa.org/donate.
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So long as people exist on earth there will always be the need for leadership. However, without a cautious and intentional effort in raising the next level of leaders it will not happen automatically. It is because of this that we are always using every opportunity to assist in helping to develop the next level leaders for the Kingdom of God and humanity in general.
I specifically like the approach of Unite 4 Africa where the grassroots are the main centre of every effort in getting sustainability for the future.
DISCIPLE MAKERS TRAINING
The Great Commission of Christ Jesus is one of the main reasons why the Church exists. The Great Commission can be pursued diligently through intentional disciple-making. Disciple-making is not easy and any attempt to help people to get equipped to do it effectively is always a joy.
REVIVING THE BODY OF CHRIST
Sometimes it is very necessary to help in inspiring believers to stay focused in pursuing things that matter for the advancement of the Kingdom of God. A better perspective of what the Kingdom of God helps believers to know tis hat how we treat one another is part of the Kingdom of God. A better understanding of the Kingdom of God helps us to see that the human is wholistic in nature. How we approach our neighbors, finance, social life and community development at large will all depend on how best we have understood the Kingdom of God.
PRAYER NEEDS
Praise God for a successful training in Cape Verde.
Pray for Samson as he leaves for a training in Guinea Bissau.
Pray for all the gospel efforts across communities in Ghana, especially where the Unreached People Groups are located in the country.
Yours in His Vineyard
Samson Abukari – Country Director, Ghana
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1. From Training to Multiplication: Church Leaders Commissioned in Southern Ethiopia
Following the successful completion of the Leadership Development and Disciple-Making Movement training in Wolayita-Sodo, we are delighted to report another significant milestone from ArbaMinch City in Southern Ethiopia.
Last week, a second cohort of church leaders successfully completed the same training program after an intensive journey of one and a half years. More than 30 key pastors and senior church leaders representing over 13 denominations and churches participated in the training.
This initiative was launched through the visionary leadership and commitment of Dr. Okongo, whose passion for developing Christ-centered leaders has helped make this ministry possible. Throughout the training, we worked closely with local leaders, including Pastor Wondemagegn (Wondeye), our Regional Coordinator, and Pastor Mengistu, Chairman of the Southern Ethiopia Region Evangelical Churches Council. Together with other church leaders, they have faithfully supported and strengthened this ministry over the years.
During the graduation ceremony, both leaders expressed their gratitude to God and shared reflections on the impact of the training. Pastor Mengistu noted that the training is unique because it focuses on ministry and leadership through the lens of the life and ministry of Jesus Christ. He emphasized that participants were challenged to study how Jesus initiated a disciple-making movement, developed leaders, and transformed nations through a simple yet powerful model of multiplication.
He further shared that the training helped church leaders critically evaluate their ministries and leadership practices, asking an important question: “Are we leading and serving in the way of Jesus?” This reflection has inspired many participants to realign their ministries with Christ’s example and priorities.
We are deeply grateful to God for Dr. Okongo and for our valued partnership with J-Life Africa in advancing Disciple-Making Movements. Their collaboration, networking support, and training materials have greatly enriched this program and contributed to its effectiveness.
The training concluded with the presentation of certificates of completion and a special commissioning service. We prayed for the graduates and sent them out with a renewed commitment to obey Christ’s command to “go and make disciples of all nations.”
To God be the glory for all that He has done and for the lives that continue to be transformed through this ministry.
2. Restoring Hope: Empowering Ethiopia’s Youth to Live with Purpose
Across Ethiopia, many young people are facing immense challenges. Economic hardship, social pressures, and ongoing political instability have left countless youth feeling discouraged, uncertain about their future, and vulnerable to various forms of addiction and destructive lifestyles. In such a challenging environment, investing in the next generation has never been more important.
At Unite 4 Africa, we believe that young people are not only the leaders of tomorrow but also valuable instruments in God’s Kingdom today. Equipping them with biblical truth, practical life skills, and spiritual encouragement is a vital part of our mission. We are committed to helping them navigate life’s difficulties and discover the purpose God has for their lives.
One of our dedicated young leaders, Kale-Ab (“Kalu”) Alemu, carries a deep passion for reaching and mentoring youth. Through his ministry, he travels across Ethiopia, encouraging young people to find hope, purpose, and identity in Christ.
Last month, Kalu traveled to Wonji-Showa, one of the key hubs of our ministry and community development work. There, he conducted a youth training event attended by more than 50 young people from the surrounding area. The training focused on Jesus’ teachings about living a purposeful life that honors and glorifies God. Through biblical instruction, personal testimonies, and interactive discussions, participants were challenged to see themselves through God’s eyes and embrace His calling for their lives.
The impact was profound.
Wonji-Showa has struggled with a high rate of suicide among young people and teenage pregnancies as well, reflecting the deep hopelessness that many experiences. During the training, several participants openly shared their personal struggles and burdens. As the Gospel was proclaimed and prayer was offered, many responded with genuine repentance and renewed faith. Some testified that they were being set free from thoughts of hopelessness and self-destruction, choosing instead to embrace the hope and future found in Christ.
Throughout the gathering, the presence of God was evident in powerful ways. Many young people were deeply moved by the Holy Spirit. Tears of brokenness were transformed into tears of joy as hearts were healed, renewed, and encouraged. What began as a training event became a life-changing encounter with God’s love and grace.
We thank God for Kalu’s faithful ministry and for the privilege of investing in Ethiopia’s youth. We are continually reminded that when young people encounter Jesus, lives are transformed, hope is restored, and communities can be changed.
Thank you for standing with us through your prayers, encouragement, and support. Your partnership is helping bring hope to a generation that desperately needs it, and together we are witnessing God raise up young men and women who will impact Ethiopia and beyond for His glory.
PRAISE ITEMS – Praise God For
Praise God for the successful completion of the Arbaminch training cohort.
Thank God for the 30+ church leaders from 13 denominations who completed the program.
Praise God for the unity and collaboration among churches across the region.
Thank God for faithful partners, trainers, and local leaders who supported the ministry.
The opportunity to reach and invest in young people who are facing significant economic, social, and personal challenges.
Kalu’s passion, commitment, and willingness to travel and serve youth across Ethiopia.
The successful youth training in Wonji-Shoshowa, where more than 50 young people participated and engaged wholeheartedly.
The powerful work of the Holy Spirit during the training, bringing conviction, healing, hope, and spiritual renewal.
Young people who responded to the Gospel, repented, and made commitments to follow Jesus more closely.
Testimonies of freedom from hopelessness, destructive thinking, and other personal struggles.
The joy, encouragement, and renewed sense of purpose experienced by many participants.
PRAYER ITEMS
Pray that the graduates will faithfully implement disciple-making principles in their churches and communities.
Pray for multiplication as these leaders’ train and mentor others.
Pray for continued coaching, follow-up, and spiritual growth among participants.
Pray for God’s provision and guidance as we expand leadership development and disciple-making efforts in Ethiopia and beyond.
Pray for lasting transformation in the lives of the young people who attended the training, that they would continue to grow in their relationship with Christ.
Pray for those who struggled with suicidal thoughts, depression, hopelessness, and addictions, that they would experience ongoing healing, support, and freedom through the power of God.
Pray for protection and spiritual strength for the youth as they face daily pressures and challenges in their communities.
Pray for the development of strong discipleship relationships and follow-up opportunities to help participants continue their spiritual journey.
Pray for Kalu and other young leaders as they mentor, train, and encourage the next generation across Ethiopia.
Pray for additional opportunities and resources to expand youth ministry efforts into more communities that desperately need hope and biblical guidance.
Pray for a generation of young Ethiopians who will become faithful disciples, godly leaders, and agents of transformation in their families, churches, and communities.
Rev. Samson W.M
Unite 4 Africa & Ethiopia Director
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Equipping Leaders for Healthy Churches and Communities –Empowering Pastors and Their Wives to Lead with Unity and Strength
Healthy, thriving communities begin with healthy, thriving churches. However, pastors and their wives often face intense spiritual warfare, emotional burnout, and unique ministry pressures without a strong support system. To address this, Unite 4 Africa recently hosted a targeted training conference specifically designed to equip, refresh, and empower our local pastors and their wives.
Strengthening the Pastoral Marriage
A central focus of the training was strengthening the marriage relationship between the pastors and their wives. In many leadership contexts, couples can become consumed by the day-to-day demands of running a church, inadvertently neglecting their own relationship.
The sessions provided a safe space for couples to openly discuss communication, shared responsibilities, and emotional health. By emphasizing that a pastor’s primary ministry is to his own family first, the training helped couples realign their priorities, rebuild emotional intimacy, and commit to leading their congregations together as a unified team.
The true impact of this training goes far beyond the classroom. When a pastor and his wife are spiritually refreshed and walking in unity, the entire church changes. They return to their villages not just as administrators, but as healthy models of a Christian family.
As these couples implement what they learned, we expect to see stronger marriages among church members, better support systems for vulnerable youth, and a more vibrant, unified witness for Christ across the entire region. “A healthy church requires healthy leadership. By investing in our pastors and their wives, we are securing the spiritual foundation of entire communities for generations to come.”
We are deeply grateful to our partners whose prayers and financial generosity make these critical leadership training conferences possible. Thank you for standing with those who stand on the front lines of ministry!
Fig 1 & 2: Pastors and the wife following keenly during the session, Dr. Okongo and Rev. Titus sharing.
Fig 3 & 4: Dr. Okongo sharing and also making some humor during the session.
Written By Rev. Titus Musenya – U4A Mission Director
The Living Water Flows in Nairabala – A Plentiful Harvest: Salvation and Baptisms in the Community
We rejoice as we share a powerful report from our recent ministry outreach to the Nairabala community. Led by Rev. Titus, the Unite 4 Africa team stepped out in faith to share the Gospel, and the Lord responded by opening the hearts of the people in an extraordinary way. The harvest was truly plenty!
A Plentiful Harvest of Faith
When Rev. Titus arrived in Nairabala, the spiritual hunger among the community members was immediately evident. As the Word of God was preached with boldness and love, walls came down, and many people chose to turn away from old ways and put their complete trust in Jesus Christ.
The response was so overwhelming that the team immediately prepared for water baptism—a public declaration of these new believers’ transformed lives and fresh beginnings in Christ.
Baptized in the Blessings of a U4A Borehole
In a beautiful display of God’s physical and spiritual provision working together, the baptisms took place right there in the community using clean water flowing from a borehole drilled by Unite 4 Africa.
Because there was no river nearby, the new believers were baptized directly inside a cattle water trough filled by the borehole. It was a deeply symbolic moment: the very same water system that Unite 4 Africa provided to sustain the physical lives of the people and their livestock was now being used to celebrate their eternal, spiritual rebirth.
Holistic Transformation in Action
This incredible outreach perfectly illustrates the heart of Unite 4 Africa’s mission. When we drill a borehole, we aren’t just changing a community’s health we are opening a doorway for the Gospel. The physical water broke the ground, built trust, and sustained the community, allowing Rev. Titus and the team to return and pour out the Living Water of Jesus Christ.
We praise God for the many souls added to the Kingdom in Nairabala! Thank you for your continued support and prayers, which make it possible for us to drill wells, send out leaders like Rev. Titus, and witness entire villages transformed for eternity.
Fig 1&2: Rev. Titus sharing the scriptures with different people during the outreach and evangelism and also preparing the new converts before baptisim.
Fig 3,4 & 5: Rev. Titus Baptising new converts.
Written by Rev Titus Musenya – U4A Mission Director
Valentine Motet’s Journey of Resilience: Rescued from Early Marriage to Pursuing Higher Education
At Unite 4 Africa, we believe that rescuing a girl is just the first step; walking with her to fulfill her God-given potential is the ultimate goal. Today, we celebrate the incredible journey of Valentine Motet, a young woman whose life has been transformed from a tragic statistic into a story of hope and leadership.
The Rescue and Education
Years ago, Valentine was facing a bleak future. She was on the verge of being forced into an early marriage to a much older man, a practice that would have stripped away her education, her youth, and her dreams.
Unite 4 Africa stepped in, rescued Valentine, and placed her into secondary school. Through your prayers and support, she thrived. We are thrilled to report that Valentine has since joined Narok Teachers College and has just successfully completed her first year of studies! She is well on her way to becoming an educator and a beacon of light in her community.
Family Reconciliation and Unity
A major breakthrough in Valentine’s story lies in the restoration of her family. Recognizing that lasting change happens from within the home, our Ministry President, Dr Okongo took an intentional, pastoral approach to mend deep-seated family brokenness.
Dr. Okongo met with Valentine’s father and mother separately to understand their perspectives and address the challenges keeping them apart. Later, he brought both parents together for a joint mediation session. Through God’s grace, the meeting was a success. The parents resolved their conflicts and have now committed to working in unity to support Valentine as she pursues her college education.
Overcoming Unexpected Challenges
Valentine’s journey has not been without its trials. During a time of vulnerability and desperation, she was misled by a young man. Believing his false promises, she became pregnant, after which the young man abandoned her and fled.
While this was a heavy and unexpected obstacle, Unite 4 Africa refuses to let a setback define Valentine’s future. True rescue means providing grace, counseling, and continued support when life gets difficult. Despite the hardship of being a young mother, Valentine remains determined to finish her college education and build a stable future for herself and her child.
Looking Forward
Valentine’s story is a profound reminder of why we do what we do. It highlights the complexities of the lives we touch combining cultural rescue, higher education, family reconciliation, and unconditional support through personal hardships.
We thank God for Valentine’s resilience, and we thank you, our partners, for making her transformation possible. Please continue to pray for her as she balances her second year of college and motherhood, and for her parents as they continue to stand united behind her.
Fig 1: Dr. Okongo with Valentine’s father shaking hands after a reconciliation meeting. Fig 2: Valentine sharing her story with other young rescued girls and later led in sanitary pads issuance with Dr. Okongo standing beside her. Fig 3: Rev. Shyla and Dr. Okongo praying for two rescued girls during a mentorship session Fig 4: A group of rescued girls during a mentorship session where Valentine shared her story with them. Fig 5: Valentine feeding her son.
Written by Rev Titus Musenya – U4A Mission Director
MAASAI MEN CONFERENCE REPORT – INKURETA
Recently, together with our partners, SDF, we successfully held a powerful Men’s Conference under the theme “Battle of the Mind.” The conference created a transformative space where men openly engaged with the real battles they face in their minds, families, faith, and daily lives.
The sessions focused on the struggles men encounter in today’s world and God’s original plan for mankind as revealed in Genesis 1:26–27. Participants were encouraged to embrace their God-given identity, purpose, leadership, and spiritual responsibility. As Unite 4 Africa, we have always been intentional about reaching men for Christ, recognizing their vital role as heads of families and pillars within the community who can lead positive transformation and lasting change.
The conference was marked by deep moments of reflection, healing, and restoration. We thank God that 28 men came forward to commit and recommit their lives to Christ, declaring a new journey of faith and transformation.
We are grateful to SDF, all speakers, leaders, and everyone who made this impactful gathering possible. We continue to pray that the seeds planted during the conference will bear lasting fruit in the lives of the men, their families, and the community.
“Then God said, ‘Let us make mankind in our image, in our likeness…’
Fig. 1&2 Bishop Rianto, Bishop Solomon and Tom Lohner praying for men as they kneel to seek the Lord
Fig. 3,4 & 5 Gifting the men with the Bible and a book “Everyman a Warrior”
Written By Rev. Moses Rianto – U4A VP
Praises: Celebrating the Harvest
The Nairabala Spiritual Harvest: Praise God for the many souls saved during Rev. Titus’s outreach to the Nairabala community! We thank God for the physical water from the U4A borehole that made their baptism celebration possible, and the spiritual “Living Water” that has changed their eternities.
Pastors and Wives Training Success: We thank the Lord for the breakthroughs, marital healing, and spiritual renewal experienced by the pastoral couples who attended our recent leadership training conference.
Prayer Requests: Standing in Intercession
1. Spiritual Growth for Nairabala New Believers
Prayer: Pray for the newly baptized believers in Nairabala. Ask God to protect them from spiritual attack, grant them deep hunger for His Word, and help them grow into a strong, mature local church body.
2. Valentine Motet & Her Family – Please keep Valentine in your prayers as she begins her second year at Narok Teachers College. Pray for physical stamina, emotional peace, and wisdom as she balances her demanding studies with the joys and hardships of raising her child. Pray also that the newfound unity between her mother and father remains strong and Christ-centered.
3. Fruitfulness from the Just-Concluded Men’s Conference – Lift up all the men who attended our recently concluded Men’s Conference. Pray that the seeds planted in their hearts take deep root. Ask God to empower them to return to their homes and villages as godly leaders, faithful husbands, and protective fathers who reject harmful cultural practices and champion the next generation.
4. Preparations for the August Annual Rescued Girls Conference – Looking ahead, please begin praying for our upcoming Annual Rescued Girls Conference this August.
Pray for the logistics, safe travel, and financial resources needed to bring these young women together.
Pray for the guest speakers, counselors, and mentors, that they may speak words of healing, identity, and destiny into girls who have escaped early marriage and trauma.
Pray that every girl attending experiences a profound encounter with God’s unconditional love and leaves with renewed hope for her future.
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“But forget all that—it is nothing compared to what I am going to do. For I am about to do something new. See, I have already begun! Do you not see it? I will make a pathway through the wilderness. I will create rivers in the dry wasteland.” (Isaiah 43:18 -19)
MARRIAGE EQUIPPING SESSION
By the grace of God our marriage equipping session for singles happened to the glory of God. With lots of questions and lessons on the God’s intention for marriage and the Godly principles which are needed to help us honor the Lord in our marriages.
Time was spent to look at how true love actually comes from our genuine relationship with the Lord which can easily be seen in our relationship and how we treat each other in our daily lives.
LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
One thing that the Church has not been able to do very well is the intentional development of future leaders for ministry. It a call that cannot be ignored and we have to do it with all the passion and attention that it deserves. If the world has failed in the raising of true leaders, the Church cannot and must rise up to the occasion and develop leaders not just for the Church alone, but for both the Church and the world at large. Christ gave us examples to follow when it comes to diverse kinds of things that will help impact our world. Christ is our best bet from who tried and tested principles can be learnt and applied to our daily lives. However, we discovered that how Christ operates mostly is in sharp contrast to what the world upholds and teaches. For example, we saw that in the eyes of the world leaders are the ones who sit and are served but in the kingdom of Christ it is the leader who rather serves the lowly.
One of the participants said, “Now I see it clearly why sometimes leaders fail as what they are looking out for is the direct opposite of what Christ says we should be and do.”
Another participant also said, “We often miss it by trying to prove to others that we are in charge and are leaders, but what Christ modelled for us when practiced rightly makes leading very simple as compared to what we see.”
THE POWER OF THE HEART LANGUAGE AND MEDIA
We were just rounding up our Sunday service when a young man walked in sat at the back and as soon as the closing prayer and benediction was said he walked up to me and introduced himself. He then said “I have been following your preaching and short videos (reels). I have posted them on my wall and I began to ask myself some questions. If we have been told that people of the Dagomba tribe don’t become Christians how come that this preaching is so rich and clear and is by far the pure language than what we do hear daily. Again that message is not just for only Christian but everyone irrespective of your religion he added. I am on the other side of Christianity but I decided that today I will make my way to that church and to meet with you so that I can set up an interview with you.”
We had an interview on a later date that lasted for almost two hours that centred on diverse topics with the main one being the concept of God in Christianity. We left the interview with the hope that several lives will be impacted and that the main person who initiated it will encounter Christ Jesus with his friends and followers.
PRAYER NEEDS
Praise God for a successful leadership training in Sierra Leone.
Pray for the upcoming Church planters training in Cape Verde that Samson is scheduled to assist in facilitating.
Pray Nanumba, Wala, Dagomba and Mamprusi ethnic groups in northern Ghana which mostly look very difficult to accept the gospel of Christ Jesus.
Pray that as many who are denied the access to the gospel will encounter it through the media and other means.
Yours in His Vineyard
Samson Abukari – Country Director, Ghana
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Strengthening Rural Ministry Through Mobility: The Impact of Donated Motorbikes”
We sincerely appreciate the generous support received through the provision of motorbikes to our pastors. This initiative has been a great blessing and has brought significant transformation in ministry work, family life, and economic empowerment.
The motorbikes have greatly improved mobility and accessibility to ministry areas. Pastors are now able to reach remote villages with ease and consistency, which has strengthened evangelism, follow-up of new believers, church planting activities, and pastoral care. As a result, ministry effectiveness has increased, and more people are being reached with the Gospel in a timely and efficient manner.
In addition to ministry impact, the motorbikes have also positively influenced family life. Pastors are now able to manage their time better, balancing ministry duties with family responsibilities. This has contributed to improved family stability, increased presence at home, and reduced stress in daily life.
Economically, the motorbikes have also become a source of supplementary income through taxi (bodaboda) services during open time. This has helped pastors meet household needs, support school fees, and reduce financial pressure on their families. It has brought dignity, stability, and a sense of self-reliance to their households.
Overall, the provision of motorbikes has strengthened both ministry advancement and the livelihoods of pastors. We are deeply grateful to all partners and donors who made this possible, and we pray for continued expansion and greater impact of God’s work through this support.
Fig 1: Dr. Okongo, Rev Titus and Bishop Moses handing over a new motorbike to Pastor Peter.Fig 2 : Unite 4 Africa board chairman Rod Robison praying over the motorbikes and for the pastors receiving them.
Written by Rev Titus Musenya U4A missions Director
TRANSFORMING OLASITI COMMUNITY THROUGH WATER AND THE GOSPEL: THE IMPACT OF U4A BOREHOLE AND CHURCH PLANTING
We had the privilege of hosting a visiting team and took them to Olasiti Community to visit one of the boreholes drilled by U4A, alongside a nearby church that was planted as part of the ministry work. This visit gave a clear picture of the transformational impact these projects have brought to the community.
The borehole has become a great blessing to Olasiti Community, bringing people together and serving as a vital source of clean water for daily use. It has also become a shared resource for all God’s creation in the area, including wild animals that depend on it for survival. What was once a place of great hardship has now become a point of life, unity, and restoration.
Before the drilling of this borehole, women and children had to walk for many miles in search of water, spending long hours under difficult conditions to meet this basic need. The availability of clean and accessible water has now greatly reduced this burden, improving health, saving time, and restoring dignity to families within the community.
In addition, the church planted near the borehole has played a key role in strengthening spiritual growth, unity, and fellowship among the people. Together, the borehole and the church have brought both physical and spiritual transformation, demonstrating the powerful impact of combining practical development with the Gospel.
We are deeply grateful to all partners and supporters whose generosity has made this possible. The transformation in Olasiti Community stands as a testimony of hope, restoration, and the continued impact of this work in changing lives.
Fig 1:The visiting team with community leaders listening to God’s transformational stories.Fig 2: A warm reception of our visiting team, Dennis and MaryAnn by the Olasiti community elder.Fig 3: Cows drinking water at the borehole at the Olasiti Community boreholeFig 4: Women and Children fetching clean water for their families.
Written by Rev Titus Musenya – U4A Mission director.
Girls Empowerment Initiative – Ololepo Community
Recently, Unite 4 Africa (U4A) carried out a girls’ empowerment outreach in Ololepo community, reaching students from several local schools. The initiative is part of U4A’s broader mission of planting churches, equipping church leaders, and transforming communities through the Gospel.
A key focus of the outreach was menstrual health support. Many girls in the community face challenges accessing sanitary products, which often leads to missed school days and limited participation in education and other opportunities. To address this, U4A provided dignity packs (sanitary supplies) to support girls in managing their menstruation with confidence and dignity.
Beyond material support, the program also created a safe and open environment for discussion and education. In the Maasai community, menstruation is often considered a taboo subject, surrounded by shame, stigma, and cultural misconceptions. These barriers can negatively affect girls’ self-esteem, health, and academic progress. Through the leadership of U4A women leaders, dedicated sessions were held to educate and mentor the girls, helping them better understand their bodies and break the silence around menstruation.
The spiritual component of the outreach was central to the initiative. Through sharing the Gospel, prayer, and encouragement, the girls were reminded of their identity and worth in Christ. They were taught that they are fearfully and wonderfully made, valued by God, and created with purpose. This message helped to replace shame with confidence and instill hope for their future.
This girls’ empowerment program is contributing to greater gender equality by enabling girls to pursue education without interruption, just like their male counterparts. By addressing both practical needs and spiritual growth, U4A continues to uplift and empower the next generation of young women in Ololepo community and beyond.
Written By Lydia Rianto
Empowering Orphans with Goats – Partimaro Community
This month, Unite 4 Africa carried out a meaningful outreach in the churches and local community of Partimaro, ministering to many orphaned and vulnerable children. The mission combined spiritual encouragement with practical support, sharing God’s love through fellowship, prayer, and acts of compassion. Lives were touched, hope was restored, and the community was reminded of God’s heart for caring for the vulnerable.
As part of this outreach, goats were provided as a sustainable way to support families. In Maasai culture, goats are highly valued and widely accepted, making them a practical and culturally appropriate resource. They are easy to manage and reproduce quickly, offering long-term benefits.
Goats serve as a vital source of nourishment through milk and meat, helping to improve the health of children and families. They also provide a reliable source of income, enabling caregivers to pay school fees, purchase food, and meet essential household needs. In this way, the initiative promotes dignity and self-reliance rather than dependency.
This effort reflects a powerful expression of faith in action—meeting both spiritual and physical needs. Through this initiative, Unite 4 Africa continues to bring hope, restoration, and lasting impact to the lives of orphaned and vulnerable children.
“He who is kind to the poor lends to the Lord, and He will reward them for what they have done.” – Proverbs 19:17
Written By Rev. Moses Rianto
PRAYER POINTS
We thank God for the transformation in Olasiti Community through the borehole and church planting, and pray for continued unity, health, and spiritual growth in the community.
We pray for the new school project at Ololepo, that God will provide all resources, wisdom, and favor for its successful development and long-term impact.
We commit all the rescued girls returning to school for their second semester into God’s hands, praying for protection, healing, focus, and academic excellence.
We pray for all orphans who received goats, that God will bless the animals, cause them to multiply, and make them a sustainable source of livelihood and hope.
We pray for all pastors using motorbikes, that God will strengthen them in ministry, expand their reach, and provide for their families.
We pray for all partners and donors, that God will bless them abundantly, enlarge their territories, and reward their generosity.
We pray for continued unity, provision, and success in all ongoing projects, that every initiative will bear lasting fruit for God’s glory.
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From Vision to Reality: Training Leaders for Kingdom Impact
A few years ago, under the visionary leadership and initiative of Dr. Okongo, we launched Leadership Development and Disciple-Making Movement trainings in two strategic cities in Ethiopia: Wolayita Sodo and Arba-Minch. In collaboration of J-life Africa these trainings were designed to equip pastors and church leaders with a renewed, Christ-centered approach to leadership and disciple-making.
We are grateful to share that, just a few weeks ago, we successfully completed the full training cycle in Wolayita Sodo. Over the course of two years, key pastors and church leaders from more than 18 different denominations participated in four intensive training modules focused on disciple-making and leadership in the way of Jesus.
By God’s grace, 35 leaders completed the program. We celebrated this milestone with a meaningful graduation ceremony, where certificates of completion were presented. The event took place during a Sunday morning service at Full Gospel Church, creating a powerful moment of worship, thanksgiving, and commissioning within the broader church community.
During the service, I had the privilege of preaching, leading the graduation, and praying over the leaders as we commissioned them for continued ministry. I was joined by local leaders, including Pastor Chachi and Pastor George, whose partnership has been invaluable throughout this journey.
In his remarks, Pastor George, chairman of the Ethiopian Evangelical Curches Fellowship in the Southern – Central Region expressed deep gratitude to God for His faithfulness and for opening the door for this training. He also extended heartfelt appreciation to Dr. Okongo for initiating the program. He shared that the training has been truly transformative—challenging leaders to reflect on and realign their ministries with the life, priorities, and mission of Jesus, particularly the call to make disciples of all nations.
As we look ahead, our next step is to walk alongside these leaders through ongoing coaching, implementation support, and follow-up refresher trainings. Our desire is not only to see knowledge gained, but to see lasting fruit through faithful application in their ministries.
We thank God for His grace in bringing this important phase to completion and for the lives that have been impacted. We are expectant for the continued multiplication of disciples and leaders across the region.
Carrying the Fire: A Journey of Prayer, Power, and Kingdom Breakthrough in Ethiopia.
Prayer remains at the very heart of every breakthrough and the advancing of God’s Kingdom. It is through faithful intercession that doors open, lives are transformed, and communities encounter the power of God.
In Ethiopia, our Women Prayer Warrior Team—led by my wife, Addiskidan—has played a deeply significant role over the years. Their commitment has provided strong spiritual covering for our mission and team as we labor faithfully in God’s work.
Just a few weeks ago, in response to the leading of the Holy Spirit, this dedicated team embarked on a remarkable journey—traveling over 500 kilometers to the eastern part of the country, to the historic city of Harar, where more than 99% of the population is Muslim.
They journeyed through the night by train and spent an entire week in fasting and prayer—interceding for the city, for local churches, and for the ministry work in that region. Beyond prayer, they actively ministered to believers, encouraging and strengthening churches, and equipping many through teaching on the power and practice of prayer. Together, they stood in unity, crying out to God for transformation.
This prayer mission was truly impactful. As their first trip of this kind, the entire team returned filled with joy, gratitude, and renewed vision. They praised God for opening this door and are now prayerfully planning similar missions to other regions across the country.
We believe firmly that through such intercessory prayer, our land will be healed, peace will prevail, and a great Gospel revival will rise across the churches of Ethiopia.
PRAISE ITEMS – Praise God For
We thank God for the successful completion of the two-year Leadership Development and Disciple-Making training in Wolayita Sodo.
Praise God for the 35 pastors and church leaders who graduated and were commissioned for ministry.
We are grateful for the unity among more than 18 denominations represented in the training.
Thank God for transformed lives and renewed vision among leaders to align their ministries with the way of Jesus.
We praise God for faithful partners, facilitators, and local church leaders who made this training possible.
We give thanks to God for the successful prayer mission to Harar, where our Women Prayer Warrior Team faithfully interceded for the city, local churches, and ministry work.
Praise God for His protection, strength, and provision throughout the long journey and week of fasting and prayer.
We celebrate the encouragement and spiritual renewal experienced by the churches and believers who were ministered to during this visit.
We thank God for opening new doors for prayer ministry in regions where the Gospel presence is limited.
We rejoice in the unity, passion, and spiritual growth of our women’s prayer team as they step boldly into God’s calling.
PRAYER ITEMS – Pray For: –
Pray for the 35 trained leaders, that they will faithfully implement what they have learned and bear lasting fruit.
Pray for multiplication—that these leaders will raise and disciple others in their churches and communities.
Pray for ongoing coaching, follow-up, and refresher trainings to be effective and impactful.
Pray for continued unity and collaboration among churches across denominations.
Pray for wisdom, strength, and provision as we expand and continue this ministry in other areas.
Pray for lasting spiritual fruit from this mission—that hearts in Harar will be open to the Gospel and that seeds planted in prayer will bring transformation.
Pray for strength, wisdom, and continued anointing for our Women Prayer Warrior Team as they prepare for future mission trips.
Ask God to raise more intercessors and prayer partners to stand in the gap for Ethiopia.
Pray for peace, healing, and unity across the nation, trusting God for a powerful spiritual revival.
Lift up the churches in Harar—that they will be strengthened, encouraged, and bold in their witness.
Pray for provision (financial, physical, and spiritual) for upcoming prayer missions to other regions of the country.
Rev. Samson W.M
Unite 4 Africa & Ethiopia Director
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Each of us who are followers of Jesus Christ have an incredible opportunity every day to be a blessing to someone else. We have been given the greatest gift from God most likely because someone shared the Good News with us. And now that we have it, we get to share it with others.
Why would we want to do that? Because God wants everyone to live abundantly in their true identity which is in Jesus Christ. Many people live a falsehood that they self-identify with. Sometimes it’s because someone instilled that false identity in them and they believe the lie. Either way, the great deceiver Satan calls you by that false identity because he is, as Jesus said, “The father of lies.” This can happen to both non-Christians and believers. I recommend a great book to read on this topic titled Living Fearless by Jamie Winship if you want to learn more about your identity in Christ.
The heart of Unite 4 Africa is for everyone to come to know their true identity in Christ Jesus! We want to live out what Jesus prayed for us as recorded in John 17. (I’d recommend you read this chapter — it’s amazing.) 1 Peter 3:15 then tells us how we can live out that prayer: “But in your hearts revere Christ as Lord. Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have. But do this with gentleness and respect.” Both of these scriptures open our hearts to others, saved and unsaved.
To live out His prayer for us we first have to know Jesus Christ. If you’ve never received Him as your Lord and Savior, I invite you to do so right now. He loves you so much and He makes it so simple for you to take that step. He tells you how in John 3:16.
If you are a follower of Jesus Christ, I encourage you to ask God to set up a divine appointment to lead someone to Him sometime during the rest of 2026. They can be your “One” for 2026. Pray for them, and pray for them to open their heart to the One True Living God! His Word tells us in 2 Corinthians 5:14-15 & 18-20 that we are in the life restoration business as Ambassadors for Christ. So, let’s be about our Father’s business together; sharing the Good News of Jesus Christ with the lost and hurting world.
Unite 4 Africa wants to invite you into a deeper relationship with us. If you have a prayer need, we want you to feel free to email us your prayer requests. We love praying for you and we know it’s the most powerful thing we can do for one another. We would also ask you to pray for us as you read in this newsletter about the life-transforming projects and programs going on in Africa through Unite 4 Africa’s staff and leadership.
Lastly, this ministry cannot operate without the financial participation of friends like you. There are so many people in Africa and around the world who desperately need the Good News. Please prayerfully consider becoming a monthly or annual partner. If you are already a financial partner, please prayerfully consider increasing your monthly or annual donation. God will use you through your generosity to bring hope to the hopeless, water to the thirsty, families to orphans, medicine to the sick, empowerment to the poor, and, most importantly, the Light of Jesus to the darkness. Thank you!
Have a blessed 2026 being a blessing to others.
Jim Weisert
Board Member
Unite 4 Africa
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1. A Fruit That Multiplies: Raising Leaders Who Transform Nations
Kale-Ab Alemu one of our master trainers in the Disciple-making movement here in Ethiopia, stands as a powerful testimony to the impact of intentional disciple-making. From a young age, he has been nurtured through consistent investment training, discipling, and mentoring. Today, we celebrate a significant milestone that reflects not only his personal growth but the fruit of a movement committed to raising Christ-centered leaders.
In a remarkable achievement, Kale-Ab has authored and launched a book in Amharic titled “The Teaching of the Messiah,” based on the teachings of Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount. This work is especially meaningful because it addresses a critical gap where there are very few resources available in the Amharic language that deeply explore this foundational teaching of Christ.
This book is more than a publication; it is a tool for transformation. Many who attended the launch affirmed that it will serve the Ethiopian Church as a vital resource for advancing disciple-making movements across the nation and beyond. It provides biblically grounded teaching in a language that is accessible to many, equipping leaders and believers to live out the teachings of Jesus more faithfully.
The launch event took place in Adama (Nazareth), hosted at Kale-Ab’s home church, Adama Genda Hara Emmanuel United Church. It was a significant gathering marked by the presence of church leaders, pastors, Bible school teachers, and disciple-making movement leaders. The atmosphere was filled with joy, gratitude, and anticipation for what God will do through this resource.
Many pastors expressed their deep appreciation and encouragement, highlighting how inspiring it is to see a young leader stepping into this space to address the urgent need for disciple-making materials. They recognized this book as a timely and strategic contribution to strengthening the Church in Ethiopia.
The event itself was centered on prayer, worship, and blessing dedicating the book and its impact into God’s hands. It was a moment of thanksgiving, acknowledging that this achievement is ultimately the Lord’s work through a life surrendered to Him.
We give thanks to God for this incredible milestone. Kale-Ab’s journey reminds us that when we invest faithfully in people, the fruit will not only grow it will multiply and impact generations.
2-Stronger Together: Advancing Disciple-Making Across Africa
Collaboration remains at the heart of advancing God’s Kingdom. This past March 2026, I had the privilege of participating in a significant gathering of African Disciple-Making Movement (DMM) leaders in Lomé, Togo. This Leadership Challenge Summit brought together more than 35 key leaders from across the continent, each carrying a shared passion to see disciples multiplied in their respective nations.
Over four impactful days, we engaged deeply—sharing best practices, learning from one another’s experiences, and honestly addressing the challenges we face in different regions. It was a rich time of mutual sharpening, where wisdom flowed across cultures and contexts, strengthening our collective vision for disciple-making in Africa.
A central focus of our time together was leadership development. We reflected on five essential leadership practices: modeling the way, inspiring a shared vision, challenging the process, encouraging the heart, and enabling others. Together, we explored how these principles are not just leadership concepts, but are clearly demonstrated in the life and ministry of Jesus Christ. This alignment with Christ’s example brought both clarity and conviction as we seek to lead in ways that honor Him and empower others.
Beyond learning and discussion, the summit was marked by powerful moments of prayer, worship, and genuine fellowship. These times allowed us not only to connect as leaders but also to be spiritually renewed. We left refreshed, encouraged, and united with a renewed mandate—to faithfully pursue the Great Commission and make disciples of all nations, with a particular focus on Africa.
This gathering was a reminder that we are not alone in this mission. God is raising leaders across the continent, and through collaboration, shared vision, and Christ-centered leadership, we are seeing His Kingdom advance in powerful ways.
PRAISE ITEMS – Praise God For
The life and growth of Kale-Ab Alemu, a visible fruit of intentional disciple-making and long-term investment.
The successful writing and launch of “The Teaching of the Messiah,” a much-needed resource in the Amharic language.
The strong affirmation and encouragement from pastors, church leaders, and disciple-making practitioners during the launch.
The increasing availability of contextualized disciple-making tools for the Church in Ethiopia.
The powerful time of prayer, worship, and unity during the launch event.
The opportunity to gather over 35 Disciple-Making Movement leaders in Lomé, Togo for meaningful collaboration.
The spirit of unity, openness, and shared learning among leaders from diverse nations and contexts.
Deep insights gained through sharing best practices and addressing real challenges together.
Renewed vision and alignment around Christ-centered leadership modeled after Jesus Christ.
Times of prayer, worship, and fellowship that brought spiritual refreshment and encouragement.
PRAYER ITEMS – Pray For: –
The widespread impact of the book across Ethiopia—that it will equip believers and leaders to live out the teachings of Jesus Christ.
Open doors for distribution so that the resource reaches churches, Bible schools, and emerging leaders.
Continued spiritual growth, wisdom, and protection for Kale-Ab as he serves and leads.
More young leaders to be raised, discipled, and mobilized to multiply disciples in Ethiopia and beyond.
Lasting fruit from this work that will strengthen disciple-making movements for generations.
Strengthened collaboration and ongoing partnerships among leaders across Africa.
Effective implementation of the leadership principles learned, leading to healthier and multiplying movements.
Fresh boldness, wisdom, and endurance for each leader as they return to their mission fields.
Breakthroughs in disciple-making efforts across nations, especially in hard-to-reach areas.
A sustained movement of multiplication that results in transformed lives, churches, and communities across Africa.
Rev. Samson W.M
Unite 4 Africa & Ethiopia Director
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Globeserve Missionary School in Northern Ghana trains and sends out Missionaries into the field to advance the Kingdom of Christ through Church planting and disciple making. For some years now Samson has been one of key facilitators who assist in equipping the different sets of Missionaries who come over to be empowered for effective field ministry across diverse communities.
This year Samson had the privilege of training the set of Missionaries in Church Planting Movements and the book of Acts. It was a refreshing time helping these men and women who have a passion to see souls won for the kingdom of God. We shared lessons from the missionary journeys of Paul and inspirations from what the Apostles and the early church did as an example for us to follow for effective ministry.
SHARING WITH YOUNG PERSONS
Often times we have failed to see business as a mission field which makes Christ followers ineffective to intentionally impact their world around them. Time was spent helping some young people to understand some ideas they can work with in order to see Christ glorified through them even in business. This helps set the tone for a wholistic approach to the Gospel.
TRAINING OF CHURCH PLANTERS
Church Planters from across 3 regions of Ghana were gathered together to learn and to share ideas on how to more effectively reach out to the lost in the areas where they work and to gain vision of other areas that might need their services.
Whenever we have the opportunity to gather locals for empowerment, training them to reach out to their own people and beyond, using lessons that enforce grassroots participation and mobilization, I am reminded of the work of Unite 4 Africa across the globe. It was great hearing from participants sharing their ‘take aways’ from the training. One of the participants said, “I have been challenged to reach out to the lost like in this program and I am ready to do more than what I have been doing.”
‘I didn’t notice the kind of urgency that is before us in reaching out to the lost,’ said another participant.
PRAYER NEEDS
Praise God for what He has continued to do in communities across Ghana.
Pray for the remaining unreached people groups in Ghana
Pray for fruits to abound from every effort made in sharing of the Gospel across the country.
Yours in His Vineyard
Samson Abukari – Country Director, Ghana
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Hope in Every Hoof: How Goats Are Changing Orphan Lives – Lositeti Community
As part of our ongoing efforts to empower orphans and vulnerable children, we recently distributed goats to 30 orphans in the Lositeti community. This initiative is designed to provide more than just animals; it is a sustainable livelihood opportunity that can transform the lives of these children and their families. By caring for the goats, the orphans learn responsibility, gain practical skills, and develop a sense of ownership over their resources, which contributes to their overall personal development.
Currently, the rainy season in Kenya has created ideal grazing conditions, and the goats are thriving. During a recent visit, I met Paulo Ndarkau, one of the beneficiaries. Paulo shared a truly inspiring story: his goats have already multiplied, allowing him to donate one goat to another orphan and sell two goats to purchase school supplies. This story highlights how the initiative not only meets immediate needs but also enables the children to support each other and reinvest in their own growth and education.
We are deeply grateful to our donors, whose generosity makes this life-changing initiative possible. Your support is not just giving goats- it is giving hope, opportunity, and a brighter future for these children. Each goat represents more than livestock; it represents education, empowerment, and the chance for a child to break the cycle of poverty.
This initiative demonstrates the transformative power of small acts of support, showing that even modest gifts can create a lasting impact. The orphans are not only gaining resources but also confidence, resilience, and a sense of community, which will continue to bear fruit long after the initial gift. We remain committed to expanding this program and reaching more children, ensuring that sustainable empowerment becomes a reality for every orphan we serve.
Fig 1: Rev Titus Bringing the Goats and Dr. Okongo receiving to help issue the goats since he was on the region that time.Fig 2: Guardians and orphans and a visiting team waiting and celebrating as they saw goats coming.Fig 3: Joy on the faces of both orphans and the guardians as the received the goats.
Written by Rev Titus Musenya – Mission Director
Bridging Faith and Culture in Nkewua Community
As part of Unite 4 Africa’s outreach initiatives, I recently visited a community where faith in Christ is still largely unfamiliar. In this community, traditional practices such as circumcision for both girls and boys are still deeply rooted. To connect with the people and earn their trust, I wore the local attire, embracing their cultural expressions and showing respect for their way of life. This helped me create a natural bridge for meaningful dialogue about life, faith, and spiritual transformation.
During my visit, I shared the good news of Jesus, while also introducing the concept of “real circumcision” of the heart, emphasizing that true transformation comes through faith in Christ rather than physical rites. Many community members were deeply touched by this message. Some even secretly gave their lives to Christ, encouraged by the consistent, compassionate, and intentional discipleship we are walking with them through our Discipleship Making Movement (DMM) program.
This visit reinforced the importance of cultural sensitivity in ministry, showing that taking the time to respect and understand local customs opens doors for deeper conversations about faith. By engaging respectfully and consistently, we are not just introducing the Gospel but also walking alongside individuals as they grow in faith, helping them understand and embrace a life transformed by Christ.
Through the work of Unite 4 Africa, we are seeing that even small steps like wearing local attire, listening carefully, and sharing God’s truth in culturally relevant ways can have a lasting spiritual impact, planting seeds that will continue to grow as we disciple these communities over time.
Fig 2: Rev Titus Musenya sharing with young, circumcised boys.Fig 3: Rev Titus and two elders after sharing with people in the community
From a Tree to a Beacon of Hope: The Story of Karero Primary School
In 2012, Karero Primary School was not a building. It was not a campus. It was not even a structure of walls and desks. It was simply a group of hopeful children gathered under a tree — learning with nothing but determination, curiosity, and a dream. There were no classrooms. No textbooks. No certainty about tomorrow. But there was faith
That same year, hope arrived in an unexpected way. A team from Unite 4 Africa visited the community not just bringing support but sharing the Word of God. In that humble setting, something powerful was planted. A church, Karero Church, was established, and alongside it, the first seeds of transformation for the school were sown. Unite 4 Africa provided the very first textbooks. They supported the school with its first teacher. It may have seemed small at the time with just a few books, one teacher, and a message of faith but to Karero, it was everything.
That seed began to grow. Year after year, through resilience, faith, and the unwavering spirit of the community, Karero Primary School slowly transformed. From learning under a tree, it rose into a place of structure, purpose, and opportunity. Today, it stands as a beacon of hope in a remote area far from electricity, far from paved roads, and far from many of the resource’s others take for granted. Yet within its walls, something extraordinary is happening.
Children are discovering their potential. Talent is being nurtured. Dreams are taking shape.
And above all, lives are being transformed through the Word of God — the very foundation upon which Karero’s journey began. The people of Karero have never forgotten where it all started. They remember the moment Unite 4 Africa came. They remember the kindness. They remember the faith that was shared.
And they say this:
“It was a seed that was planted and today, it has grown.”
Karero Primary School is more than a school. It is proof that even the smallest act of love and faith can grow into something life changing. From a tree… to a testimony.
Fig. 1&2. In 2012 Karero Primary school started under a tree
Fig. 3,4,5. Karero Primary School in 2026 with modern building and Toilet
Written By Rev. Moses Rianto
Generation of Women Rising in Prayer and Power
In a quiet but powerful movement, Lydiah has been pouring her heart into mentoring a group of women, raising them in discipleship and deep prayer. Week after week, these women are not only learning the Word, they are becoming it. They are discovering how to share the gospel boldly, beginning right where they are: in their homes, families, and communities.
They are now fasting every Thursday as they have also learned the power of prayer.
With a burden rooted in Scripture, this work echoes the cry of Jeremiah 9:17: “Consider now! Call for the wailing women to come; send for the most skillful of them.”
This is a generation of women raising women who pray, who travail, who carry the weight of revival in their spirits. They are being equipped to evangelize with courage, to speak life, and to stand as vessels of transformation in a world that desperately needs hope.
What began as a small gathering is becoming a movement one home at a time, one heart at a time. Through prayer, discipleship, and bold faith, these women are stepping into their calling, proving that revival doesn’t start in crowds it starts on our knees.
And from there, it spreads like fire.
Fig. 6,7. Lydiah Rianto leading a women discipleship class.
Written By Lydiah Rianto
Prayer points
For Orphans’ Goat Empowerment Program “Please join us in prayer for the 30 orphans in Lositeti who recently received goats through our empowerment program. Pray that these goats multiply, that the children learn responsibility, and that this project continues to provide sustainable support for their education and wellbeing.”
For Cultural Outreach & DMM Discipleship “Please pray for the community we recently visited where faith is still new. Pray that the seeds of the Gospel take root in their hearts, that those who have accepted Christ secretly grow strong in faith, and that our Discipleship Making Movement (DMM) continues to guide and nurture them.”
For Church Planting or Leadership Development “Please join us in prayer for the leaders we are raising in our church planting initiatives. Pray for wisdom, courage, and perseverance as they disciple others, and that the churches being planted grow into strong communities of faith and service.”
School Completion and Grand Opening “Please join us in prayer for one of our schools that is nearing completion. Pray for smooth final construction, safety, and quality work, and that the school will be a place of learning, hope, and transformation for the community. We also pray for wisdom and favor as we plan the dedication and grand opening, that it may glorify God and inspire everyone involved.”
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With a heart full of gratitude, I thank God for what He is doing within my own family. One of the greatest joys of ministry is seeing the fruit of discipleship begin at home. This month, I witnessed a powerful testimony of that truth.
During their February school break, my three teenage daughters sensed a deep desire to seek the Lord intentionally. Together with 11 of their cousins and other close relatives, they organized a four-day spiritual retreat in Bishoftu/Debrezeit—a peaceful town known as a refreshing place for rest and reflection. They stayed at the SIM guest house, setting aside dedicated time for fasting, prayer, worship, and studying God’s Word.
What deeply moved me was that this retreat was not imposed by us as parents—it was initiated by the young people themselves. They longed to hear God’s voice and seek clarity about His purpose for their lives.
Throughout the four days, they fasted by eating one meal per day, intentionally creating space to draw closer to the Lord. They spent extended hours in prayer, personal reflection, group Bible study, and heartfelt conversations about faith, calling, and future direction.
I had the privilege of being with them on the first and last days, praying for them, encouraging them, and sharing my personal spiritual journey since my childhood. And it was so impacting. But, my wife, Addiskidan, faithfully remained throughout the entire retreat to provide spiritual guidance and oversight. We also invited Kalu to teach them practical biblical principles on stewarding their time wisely—helping them understand how their daily choices today shape God’s purposes for tomorrow.
This experience is a beautiful reminder that true ministry begins at home. Discipling our children to become genuine followers of Jesus is not separate from mission—it is central to it. Seeing our daughters and their relatives’ hunger for God gives us renewed hope for the next generation of Christ-centered leaders.
Thank you for standing with us in prayer and partnership. Your faithful support strengthens not only the broader ministry but also the spiritual foundation of our family. Please continue praying that these young hearts will remain steadfast, rooted in Christ, and bold in living out His calling.
2 – Strengthening the Frontlines: Disciple-Making in Gambella and Beyond
Recently, I had the privilege of facilitating a disciple-making training in Gambella, a gateway city in western Ethiopia located about 715 kilometers from Addis Ababa. Gambella’s strategic location makes it easily accessible for leaders traveling from neighboring regions, including South Sudan.
This gathering brought together 12 key church and youth leaders from the northwestern part of South Sudan. What deeply encouraged me was that more than half of the participants were women. In many villages across this region, women are faithfully serving as church leaders, carrying significant spiritual responsibility within their communities because many men are affected by the conflict in South Sudan and they get involved in the war that is currently going on there. Their presence at the training was a powerful reminder that God is raising up courageous and committed leaders—both men and women—to shepherd His people.
I am especially grateful to Pastor Peter Gatbel Kunen, General Overseer of the Maiwut Diocese in Upper Nile State, South Sudan for organizing this impactful training. His leadership and heart for equipping others made this time both fruitful and deeply meaningful. The hunger for spiritual growth among the participants was unmistakable. Their prayers for me were heartfelt and humbling.
God is clearly at work in this region. Many are coming to Christ—even from refugee camps. At the same time, the need for ongoing training is immense. Leaders are serving in complex and often dangerous environments, ministering to communities affected by conflict and displacement.
I invite you to pray for these courageous leaders who continue to serve in war and conflict-affected areas of South Sudan. They are walking alongside families who have been uprooted by violence, many of whom are now living in refugee camps with very limited resources. Basic needs such as clothing and essential supplies remain urgent concerns.
Please also pray for the churches within these camps. Believers are gathering faithfully despite significant hardship. There is a pressing need for Audio
Bibles so that people can hear Scripture in their own language. Access to God’s Word in their heart language can bring comfort, strength, and hope in the midst of uncertainty.
Thank you for standing with us in prayer and partnership. Your faithful support strengthens leaders on the frontlines and helps advance the work of disciple-making where it is needed most.
PRAISE ITEMS (Thanksgiving to God)
Praise God that my daughters and their cousins initiated a four-day retreat on their own, showing genuine spiritual hunger.
Praise Him for their commitment to fasting, prayer, worship, and studying Scripture.
Celebrate the evidence that discipleship is bearing fruit within my own family.
Thank the Lord for raising young people from my family and relatives who desire clarity about His purpose for their lives.
Praise God for the opportunity to facilitate disciple-making training in Gambella.
Thank Him for bringing together 12 committed church and youth leaders from northwestern South Sudan.
Rejoice that more than half of the participants were women faithfully leading churches in difficult contexts.
Celebrate reports that many are coming to Christ, even in refugee camps.
Thank God for the hunger for spiritual growth among leaders serving in conflict-affected areas.
PRAYER ITEMS
Pray that the spiritual seeds planted during the retreat will take deep root and produce lasting fruit.
Ask God to protect these young people from distraction, compromise, and spiritual drift.
Pray that they will clearly discern God’s calling and walk boldly in obedience.
Ask the Lord to continue strengthening my family as a model of Christ-centered discipleship.
Pray for protection, courage, and endurance for leaders serving in war-affected areas.
Ask God to strengthen women leaders carrying heavy spiritual responsibilities.
Pray for peace and stability in South Sudan amid ongoing conflict.
Ask the Lord to provide for the urgent physical needs of displaced families (clothing, supplies, and daily essentials).
Pray for provision of Audio Bibles in local languages so believers can access Scripture in their heart language.
Ask God to multiply disciple-making movements throughout Gambella, South Sudan, and surrounding regions.
Rev. Samson W.M
Unite 4 Africa & Ethiopia Director
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From a Tree to a Testimony: A School of Hope Rising
What began as a simple God-given vision under a tree has now become a living testimony of faith, obedience, and partnership. From the foundation stage, through walling, roofing, and plastering, every phase of construction has reflected commitment, excellence, and God’s grace. Today, we joyfully report that the project has reached the finishing stage.
This school is more than a structure it is hope planted in the heart of the community. Children will now go to school on time, learn in a safe and protected environment, and no longer face the daily dangers of crossing rivers or encountering wild animals in search of education.
The school now stands as one of the best in the region in terms of construction standards, reflecting dignity, order, and excellence. Even more, we are trusting God that it will also become a center of academic excellence, raising a generation of children equipped with knowledge, values, discipline, and purpose.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our partners, donors, leaders, volunteers, and friends who believed in Unite 4 Africa vision that; mobilizes, unites, equips individuals, communities and organizations to transform themselves spiritually, socially, physically, and economically bringing abundant life in Christ and walked with us through every stage.
You did not just build a school you planted hope, shaped destinies, and invested in generations.
Thank you for being part of this miracle.
Fig 1 & 2: Rev Titus Musenya and Mary Titus dedicating and leading in the groundbreaking on behalf of U4A Leadership and you who supported.Fig 3 & 4: One side of the block under construction and a portion of all the classes roof installationFig 5 & 6: Iron Sheet installation and Dr. Okongo U4A President with a group of community leaders and engineers inspecting the project.
Written by Rev Titus Musenya – U4A Mission Director.
Ololepo Hope Community School – Current progress update
Ololepo Hope Community School is steadily shaping the future of education in our community. At present, two classes are fully operational, providing a safe and engaging learning environment for the children. Each day, students participate actively in lessons, developing their literacy and numeracy skills while also enjoying creative activities such as drawing, singing, and storytelling. Life skills sessions equip them with essential knowledge about hygiene, safety, and social responsibility, while outdoor play promotes physical health, teamwork, and social interaction.
The children have embraced the structured learning environment with enthusiasm and curiosity, showing remarkable progress in both academics and personal growth. Teachers and staff continue to guide the students with dedication, ensuring that each child receives attention and encouragement to develop their full potential.
As the school approaches completion, preparations are underway to welcome over 2,000 students in the coming months. Plans include equipping classrooms with learning materials, expanding teaching staff, and ensuring that every student has access to a safe and nurturing environment. The anticipation is high, as the community looks forward to seeing more children gain access to quality education in a well-structured, secure school setting.
With the current classes already demonstrating the positive impact of this initiative, the full opening promises to transform the educational landscape of the region, providing thousands of children with opportunities to learn, grow, and thrive in a safeand supportive environment.
Fig: 1 & 2: Children Parents and teachers during the school material day and Rev Titus issuing little gifts to best preforming kids.
Written by Rev Titus Musenya U4A Mission Director.
Restored, Renewed, and Repositioned: The Transformational Journey of Leakey and Jane
Leakey and Jane have walked a remarkable journey of transformation through the guidance and mentorship of our ministry president Dr Okongo. Recently, they shared with me, as the Ministry Mission Director, how profoundly this guidance has impacted every area of their lives. They described the experience as life-changing, especially in strengthening their marriage, guiding their family, and deepening their personal walk with God.
Through consistent prayer, counsel, and spiritual mentorship, they were empowered to navigate challenges in their relationship, restore trust, and build unity. The process also helped them align their personal and family decisions with God’s principles, resulting in a renewed sense of purpose, faith, and harmony. Leakey and Jane expressed deep gratitude for the patience, wisdom, and spiritual insight they received, noting that the mentorship not only changed their marriage but also gave them confidence to step into their God-given roles within the ministry and community.
The transformation they experienced has gone beyond the confines of their home. It has positively influenced their children and extended family, creating an atmosphere of stability, hope, and spiritual growth. Leakey and Jane’s story is a powerful testimony to the life-changing impact of obedience and submission to godly counsel. Their willingness to follow guidance faithfully demonstrates that when couples allow God’s principles to shape their lives, true restoration and empowerment are possible.
This testimony affirms our ministry’s vision of holistic discipleship, addressing not only spiritual growth but also personal, relational, and family development. Leakey and Jane’s journey is an inspiring example of what can happen when faith is combined with obedience, and it continues to encourage others in the community to seek God’s guidance and walk in His ways.
Fig 1 & 2: Leakey and Jane during a couples session. Following along and engaging keenly as Dr. Okongo walks with them as a family.Fig 3: Dr. Okongo Samson sharing to the couple during a one on one session.
Written by Rev Titus Musenya – U4A mission Director.
Church Construction at Emurkea – Nairrabala Community
All glory be to God for what He has done in the Nairrabala community at Emurkea. We celebrate the successful construction of a new church building—made possible through the generous support and partnership of Unite 4 Africa.
For over a year, the faithful believers of this community gathered for worship under a tree. Through scorching heat, strong winds, and heavy rains, they remained steadfast—humbly and patiently waiting upon the Lord. Their unwavering faith and commitment have now been rewarded with a permanent place of worship.
This new church building is more than just a structure of iron sheets and timber. It is a symbol of hope, faith, and transformation. It will serve not only as a house of worship but also as a place of learning and opportunity. Young children in the community who are unable to walk long distances to the nearest school will now have access to a safe space for basic education and learning.
This project stands as a testimony to what God can do through partnership, perseverance, and faith. The Nairrabala community is deeply grateful to Unite 4 Africa partners for bringing light, hope, and lasting impact to Emurkea.
Fig 1,2,3 Emurkea church and the church members worshiping inside
Written by Rev. Moses Rianto
Ongoing Drought Crisis and U4A’s Response – Mailitisa
Since the beginning of this year, our region has been facing a severe and prolonged drought due to a long absence of rainfall. The land has dried up, water sources have diminished, and the once-productive fields have turned barren. Many communities have been deeply affected by this crisis. Families are struggling to access food and clean water, and countless animals have died due to the lack of pasture and drinking water.
The suffering has been especially heavy on widows, vulnerable children, and the most disadvantaged families. With little or no harvest and no reliable source of income, many households have been pushed to the brink of despair.
Through the generous support of U4A partners, we were able to distribute essential food supplies to widows and the most affected families. This intervention brought relief and renewed hope to many who had lost almost everything. The smiles, gratitude, and prayers of the beneficiaries are a powerful reminder that compassion can shine even in the darkest seasons.
U4A has always been at the forefront of reaching unreached communities — not only meeting physical needs but also providing spiritual support and empowerment. In this difficult time, we continue to stand with the suffering, offering both practical assistance and words of hope.
As we press on with faith and determination, we pray that God will send rain to restore the land, ease the suffering of many, and bring new life to our communities once again.
Fig.1&2 Lydia Rianto helping distribute the food stuffsFig.3 Rev Moses praying thanking God for foodstuffs
Written by Lydia Rianto
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Therefore, go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Teach these new disciples to obey all the commands I have given you. And be sure of this: I am with you always, even to the end of the age.” (Matthew 28:19-20)
BAPTISM OF NEW BELIEVERS
As part of the Great Commission we are expected to Baptize those who believe in the Gospel message that we preach and then to teach them to observe or obey the commands Christ has given us.
It is blessing to participate in this command of Christ and to see the joy and excitement on the faces of the persons involved.
It is our prayer that the Lord will establish them in their faith and use the occasion to draw many more to Himself day after day.
Training Of Church Planters
It is always a great joy when the opportunity is given to inspire and challenge Church Planters who are passionate in seeing the Great Commission fulfilled.
As many people from diverse backgrounds gather with one common mission to see Churches established in places where there are no Churches and sometimes in very hard to reach areas. It is not an easy task to assist them through facilitation, to see the urgent need and to go the extra mile to ensure that the Gospel goes unhindered to places that it is greatly needed.
One of the greatest joys is to listen to stories from Church planters, hearing about what the Lord is doing across towns, villages and cities through the simple strategies that are shared during these trainings.
PRAYER NEEDS
Praise God for journey mercies for Samson as he traveled to two West Africa nations for leadership trainings.
Pray for the efforts of evangelism across the nation that souls wills be won through the continued Gospel sharing activities carried out by the Church.
Pray that our neighbors across the nations shall come to saving knowledge in this season.
Yours in His Vineyard
Samson Abukari – Country Director, Ghana
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Living in the Desert Southwest encounters with snakes are not uncommon. But having studied these fascinating creatures since I was a kid, I’ve learned which ones pose a danger and which are safe. Fortunately, the safe ones vastly outnumber the dangerous ones in my neck of the desert.
Even though I find snakes fascinating, I’ve never had any desire to get close to a venomous snake. That’s where I draw the line. So when I attended a rattlesnake demonstration at our county fair several years ago it was with at least a bit of concern for my personal safety. But that didn’t stop me from sitting on the front row. I really wanted to get the best seat in the house – front and center – so I wouldn’t miss a thing.
The lecturer, a leading expert on rattlesnake safety, brought in a wooden box and placed it on a table just a few feet from the front row. “I’m gonna pull this rattler out in just a moment,” the snake wrangler explained to us. “He’s feelin’ pretty feisty today.” I could hear the tell-tale buzz of the vibrating rattle, confirming that, indeed, there was one ticked off snake just a few feet from me.
“Now, let me just tell you one thing you have to remember,” the snakeman said with a cautious tone. “If by some chance this rattler comes off the table, DON’T MOVE. He won’t know you’re there if you don’t move. Snakes strike at moving objects, not still ones.”
Was he kidding? Or was he just adding to the drama? At this point I was beginning to wonder why I thought it was so important that I get a front row view of the action. But it was too late. If I moved out of the front row now I would blow my cover as “that brave guy on the front row,” which, of course, was only half right. I was on the front row.
The snakeman slowly opened the hinged door on top of the box. Reaching in with the tip of a curved metal pole, he carefully pulled out a thirty-two-inch rattlesnake. The brown diamond-backed thick-bodied serpent hung from the pole for just a moment, then lowered himself to the table top. All the while his quivering tail sent a buzz-warning that stated emphatically, “Don’t mess with me!” The tension in the room was thick. But not nearly as thick as when, like a brown flash, the rattler shot to the floor about five feet from my chair. My brain went into near panic mode chanting repeatedly, “Don’t move, don’t move, don’t move…” while every muscle and nerve in my body screamed, “Run you fool!!!” A little girl sitting next to me did just that. She screamed (thankfully, snakes can’t hear) and bolted for the back row (but they do sense movement). Now the snake saw movement in my general vicinity. Lovely!
At this point my imagination began to entertain a brief but nightmarish scenario of the snake crawling up my pant leg while I repeated “don’t move!” — mingled, of course, with a fervent, panic-stricken prayer. But in reality the snakeman’s assistant calmly reached to the floor with a tool that looked something like salad tongs with long arms, picked up the lethal reptile, and laid him on the table. I tried rather unsuccessfully to glance at the crowd with a look that said, “What, me worry?” But I think I probably looked a little more like the sweaty-browed, bundle of nerves that I, in fact, was. I walked away from the demonstration a bit shaky, but I knew there had to be a great illustration in the experience somewhere.
So here we go with the illustration. The snake is, of course, Satan. I’m Everyman. And the snakeman’s assistant, who rescued me, would represent God in this analogy. And the snakeman – the guy who let the snake drop off the table within striking distance of my leg – he doesn’t get a part in my little analogy. Sorry.
Now this analogy could go two ways. One – I should actually have fled. Like Joseph faced with the temptation of Potiphar’s sultry wife, I should have made hasty tracks for the door. I’m thinking that I could actually have outrun the snake given my motivation. And, if we are motivated by a driving desire to please God, we can “flee temptation” as the Bible warns. After all, as the Apostle Paul admonished, “No temptation has seized you except what is common to man. And God is faithful; he will not let you be tempted beyond what you can bear. But when you are tempted, he will also provide a way out…” (First Corinthians 10:13)
Good analogy. But let’s look at analogy number two. I was told that, to be safe from the rattler, I should NOT MOVE. Now how does that fit into an analogy about Satan? Maybe it’s this – there are times in our lives when Satan’s assaults are so near, so overwhelmingly consuming, that we hardly know what to do. Running doesn’t seem like an option because we wouldn’t know where to run to even if we could find the strength to. In those moments we need to, “Be still, and know that I am God,” as it says in Psalm 46:10. Earlier in that same Psalm we’re encouraged by these words, “God is our refuge and strength, and ever-present help in trouble. Therefore we will not fear, though the earth give way and the mountains fall into the heart of the sea, though its waters roar and foam and the mountains quake with their surging…the Lord Almighty is with us; the God of Jacob is our fortress.”
Frozen with fear, I stayed put when the deadly viper dropped to the floor in front of me. Good thing I did. Because, knowing my life was in danger, the snakeman’s assistant stepped between me and the snake. He knew the snake personally and how to handle him. As intimidating as the snake looked to me, the assistant didn’t even break a sweat as he calmly reached down and trapped him between the fingers of the tongs to protect those of us nearby – sort of like God handles Satan when we are tempted to fear that crafty “serpent.” If we’ll just trust God to step in and take care of situations we simply can’t handle or when we just don’t know what to do, He can be counted on to be our protector. And like the Psalmist, we, hopefully, prayerfully learn to say, “I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me.”
So take your pick, analogy one or two — or both. The important truth to remember is that, like a deadly snake, we don’t have to fear Satan, if we know how to respond to him. But don’t get close. Leave that to the Expert.
When you support the work of Unite 4 Africa you are partnering with this ministry to disciple countless men, women, and children throughout Africa and beyond who, all too often, live in fear. Through the discipling process they learn to embrace the liberating, transformative truth of the Gospel of Jesus Christ and are set free to experience His love.
We have so many others to reach with the Gospel in the coming months, and with your financial support you are being used by God to reach each one of them. Please visit www.Unite4Africa.com/donate today to share His love.
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