A testimony where God worked through all my life since the day I was born.
        Around 55 souls were saved in that university after I made an invitation for people to accept Christ as their personal savior.  All I did was share a life testimony where the Spirit of God worked great wonders.  He convicted the hearts of men and women in King Jesus University through my testimony to spread the gospel of Christ.

      Day 15th - July 14th, Wednesday  Unexpected Departure Day #3.
" I am exhausted"....I felt.
         ¡°Wow what a fruitful day!  Lets all give John a big hand.  He saved so many souls today.¡± Congratulated Jeannie.  ¡°But it was not me that did it.  You should give thanks to God.¡± I replied.
 ¡°I know.  But God used you as a vessel.  He used you to save souls.¡± Assured Jeannie.
                 Everyone applauded.
      God did use me quite significantly throughout the trip.  He had one intention in mind.  "....go and make disciples of all nations."  I still gave God all the credit despite all the credit I received.  After all, Christ called me to be humble.
      But by this time, I was physically exhausted, yet the Spirit was there to give me strength.  We were ready to depart for our next destination  The Kynjojo district (approximately 70 km away from the Kasese District), but our team realized that we had no guide to bring us there.
          "We need to know if we have a ride to Kynjojo or not.  We can't stay here in Kasese to wait.  The last bus for Sanchee leaves at 2:00 pm.¡±  Demanded Jeannie.
        It was 12:00 pm.

        "But you have to come.  We spent lots of money to prepare you to come."  Replied a team leader who tried to escort us to a different district.
        Here's what happened at July 14th.  Since we had no escort to the Kynjojo district, we had no lodging and most important  a guide to direct us to the nearest lodging facility and schools.  In other words, we had no idea what was going on. 
        We were stuck with two choices.  Either depart to a place that we had no idea what the plan was, or go back to Sanchee and prepare for Rwanda.  It was a tough decision, but we concluded that we could not risk the time and resources in our current situation.  All of us were exhausted, worn out and immensely fatigued.  We needed rest

        Though we declined the offer, I realized that God wanted me to rest when I needed to.  Even though Christ was always going forth and teaching the people every day, he knew when to rest.  In Mark 6:31, Jesus offered to rest with His disciples. ¡°Come with me by yourselves to a quite place and get some rest.¡±  Though the disciples wanted to find their own rest, they could not because they refused to follow Jesus way of rest.  Show compassion first (even if you were tired) before you get rest.  This is portrayed in Mark 6:45-46 ¡°Immediately Jesus made his disciples get into the boat and go on ahead of him to Bethsaida, while he dismissed the crowd.  After leaving them, he went up on a mountainside to pray.¡±
        For three days, we showed non-stop compassion like Jesus.  We were offered the opportunity to rest the moment the Kynjojo district escort did not come.  It was God's will for us to be in top shape by the time we had to depart for Rwanda at July 17th.  We left for Sanchee at 2:00 pm.
        "Good job leader." Commented Pastor Kim upon our arrival at Sanchee.  ¡°You did a good job.  You fulfilled your responsibilities.¡±

        Day 16  July 15th, Thursday  Resting up¡¦a little.
      Right when I was about to get a full day of rest, we were asked to do another day of VBS.