In a heartfelt celebration of faith and collaboration, Project Hope Worldwide Uganda, under the leadership of Director Dennis Emiku, joined forces with Radio QFM to host a special prayer program. The event underscored the organization's commitment to spiritual growth, community development, and the nurturing of children in the fear of the Lord.
Director Dennis Emiku expressed his gratitude to Radio QFM, describing them as "special friends and business collaborators." He emphasized the importance of teaching the word of God, stating, "A nation where people do not fear the Lord will be corrupted. What is key is teaching the word of God, knowing God teaches us patience and endurance because this world is a challenging one."
Pastor Alfred Emiku of Project Hope Worldwide Ministries echoed these sentiments, reinforcing the message that Jesus is the king of the heavenly kingdom and that His influence on earth is profound and humble. He encouraged the community to live as royal children of God, embracing their divine heritage.
Emiku also took a moment to thank the children who have chosen to be part of the Project Hope family, highlighting their role as integral members of the community. He referenced 1 Peter 2:9, reminding everyone that they are "a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation," and that as children of God, they are "princes and princesses," not commoners.
Ambrose Angura, known as the bishop of the QFM diocese, who host Sunday gospel explosion expressed his sincere gratitude to the management of Project Hope Worldwide Uganda for allowing them to host the prayer program on Radio QFM. He praised the organization for its dedication to spiritual and educational development, stating, "Project Hope has done a lot of things by the grace of God. They have orphanages, schools from kindergarten to secondary level, a clinic, a Bible community church, and are committed to providing quality education at affordable rates."
The event also highlighted Project Hope's various initiatives, including their orphanage, schools, Hope Clinic, and Bible community church. The organization is dedicated to providing quality education at affordable rates, skill and talent development, and vocational training, all aimed at holistic child development.
Every Sunday, Radio QFM takes the word of God to the community, hosting prayers from different churches as a way of bringing the message of faith closer to the people. This partnership between Project Hope Worldwide Uganda and Radio QFM continues to inspire and uplift communities, fostering a spirit of hope, faith, and resilience.
As the event concluded, Director Dennis Emiku and Bishop Ambrose Angura extended their heartfelt thanks to the leaders, teachers, non-teaching staff, and learners of Project Hope, reaffirming their commitment to continue preaching the word of God and bringing it nearer to the people through their collaborative efforts.
**God bless Project Hope Worldwide Uganda and Radio QFM as they continue their mission of faith, education, and community service.**
