The first international project of justBible Ministries was launched in partnership with Pastor David Musoke to build the Zion Church Community Center in Seeta Nazigo, Uganda. Funds helped restart stalled construction and inspire local believers to rebuild. The center was designed to serve as a multipurpose space for worship, schooling, and medical clinics. It marked the beginning of jBM’s long-standing mission to pair physical support with spiritual growth.

To aid outreach, jBM provided Pastor Musoke’s team with a projector and camera for discipleship training and construction updates. The equipment replaced an unsafe, improvised setup and allowed the church to travel between villages sharing visual lessons and Bible teaching.

jBM supported missionary Cheryl Ficocello in her teaching role at Claren Lehman School, where she incorporated English language lessons with Biblical stories. This project provided financial and prayer support for her teaching term, helping Dominican students grow academically and spiritually.

justBible Ministries funded and equipped a new computer lab at Claren Lehman Educational Center. The lab gave students and teachers access to essential learning tools and enabled integration of Biblical study materials in classroom instruction.

A partnership with the Ruel Foundation helped purchase a vehicle used to transport malnourished children between rural communities and the organization’s care center in the Philippines. The reliable transportation ensured critical medical treatment and discipleship opportunities for at-risk children.

The completion of the Zion Community Center roof marked a major victory for both justBible Ministries and the community of Seeta Nazigo. After two years of prayer and fundraising, the roof transformed a shell of walls into a functional church and training facility. The building became the physical and spiritual home of future Uganda Symposiums, and a daily gathering place for worship, education, and community aid.

justBible Ministries sponsored a Christmas party for 51 children served by Huellas De Gigantes Ministerio, providing gifts, food, and the message of Christ’s love to underprivileged families in Santo Domingo.

justBible Ministries raised funds to purchase a vehicle for Pastor David Musoke to support the Seeta Nazigo AIDS Project (SNAP). The van allowed travel across 120 villages to mentor pastors, transport orphans, and deliver supplies. The project was a tangible expression of partnership and mobility in ministry.

Funds from justBible Ministries completed the roof for a new preschool in Mukono District. The facility provided a safe learning space for children and became the foundation for what later grew into Grace Junior School.

After years of planning, Grace Community Center completed its interior construction. The building quickly became a hub for preschool classes, teacher training, and weekend ministry. It now serves as both an educational and community outreach base for the region.

A freshwater well was drilled at SNAP Primary School, bringing clean water directly to the children. Before this project, students walked over two miles to fetch water. The completed well became a daily testimony of God’s provision and the generosity of donors who made it possible.

justBible Ministries partnered with Pam Henry to purchase two acres of land as a permanent home for Courageous Children Orphanage. The property ensured stability for the orphanage’s 50+ children and established a foundation for future facilities.

Phase two of the Volunteer Heart Administration Building saw the completion of the foundation and wall structures. The facility will centralize support for young women escaping exploitation and provide vocational training for future independence.

The Zion Community Center underwent two new upgrade phases that added doors, windows, and flooring. Completed in time for the annual Symposium, the improvements transformed the building into a bright, usable space for teaching and community gatherings.

justBible Church in Kisii completed its first permanent toilet facilities, dramatically improving sanitation for members and guests. The church also received official government registration, recognizing its establishment as a local congregation.

Construction continued at Volunteer Heart Community for Girl Child-Concern with the installation of the roof and electrical wiring for its administration building. The project expanded facilities for mentorship and skill-building among rescued and at-risk girls.

Thirteen orphans were sponsored for schooling at SNAP Primary School, ensuring they received an education grounded in Scripture, with meals and supplies provided for the entire school year.

jBM supported additional classrooms and a security wall for the Grace Community Center, expanding capacity for its preschool program. The improvements increased enrollment and safety for students.

Support began for Seya Light School, a Bible-based institution in rural Lugazi. jBM’s monthly sponsorships covered teacher salaries and basic expenses, allowing the school to stay open in competition with a nearby government-funded Muslim school.

In partnership with Love Africa Mission, justBible Church began building the Children’s House, a home for 27 orphans. A new well on church grounds now provides water for the home and the wider community.

Power poles and lines were installed for Volunteer Heart’s Administration Building, a major milestone after years of construction. The upgrade prepared the site for full operation without requiring bribes or extra payments, demonstrating integrity in ministry.

Children at Seya Light School received school supplies, dresses, and hygiene kits donated by Texas partner groups. The gifts encouraged both teachers and students to persevere despite financial hardship.

jBM continued finishing touches on the Zion Community Center, including the installation of doors, windows, and glass panels. The improvements made the building ready for multi-purpose use including weddings, classes, and church services.

During the global pandemic and severe locust swarms in East Africa, jBM redirected resources to food relief. Funds provided staple items for partner churches and impoverished families who had lost their livelihoods. Testimonies from local elders reflected overwhelming gratitude, calling the support “an answer from God in a desperate time.”

Despite pandemic restrictions, two girls enrolled in Volunteer Heart’s vocational training program applied their new skills to build the walls of the center’s training facility. This project embodied jBM’s mission to empower individuals spiritually and practically through discipleship and work.

With support from justBible Ministries, Seya Light School completed the roof, windows, and doors on a teacher’s home near the school. The new housing provided security and dignity for the educators serving the children.

Construction began on a dormitory for the Volunteer Heart Community for Girl Child-Concern to provide housing for vulnerable girls during vocational training. The foundation and walls were completed, creating a new safe haven for at-risk youth.

Grace Community Center converted a newly completed multi-purpose hall into a preschool classroom to meet rising demand for early education. Floors and ceilings were plastered and glass installed, allowing the facility to accommodate 60 young children.

With donor support, new toilets were constructed at Seya Light School after the old facilities became unsafe. The upgrade ensured sanitary conditions for students and preserved the school’s ability to operate.

The roof was completed on the Volunteer Heart girls’ dormitory. This milestone marked major progress toward housing for abused and orphaned girls seeking refuge and training through the ministry.

Classroom walls were rebuilt and sealed at Seya Light School to prevent water damage and improve safety. The renovation provided a brighter and more secure environment for students.

Grace Junior School added a second water tank and constructed new toilets on the property, ensuring year-round water supply and sanitation. These upgrades allowed uninterrupted operation of classes and church gatherings.

jBM began preparations to pour a concrete floor inside the Zion Community Center ahead of the 2025 Symposium. Many visitors sleep overnight on site, and the new flooring will improve hygiene and comfort for hundreds of attendees.

This remote village is a very poor area where people walk for miles to get water which requires boiling and filtering. Having a water well on the property grounds will provide a source of fresh clean water to share with the community. This will provide a witness to the community about the love and care of Jesus.

The dormitory is now “in the dry” as we like to say in construction.

The concrete floor will improve the comfort of the facility during weekly activities along with annual Symposiums. Many people travel for miles to attend the Symposiums and spend the night on the compound. We provide mattresses and blankets spending the night. A good floor would provide better accommodation and comfort during the Symposiums. 

Upon completion of the dormitory roof, the next phase is to install the doors and windows frames. These are metal frames that need to be installed before the electrical, plumbing and plastering.

Zion Community organization, in addition to a remote village church, operates a school and is..

The tiled floors will improve the comfort of the facility during weekly activities along with annual Symposiums. Many people travel for miles to attend the Symposiums and spend the night on the compound. We provide mattresses and blankets spending the night. A good floor would provide better accommodation and comfort during the Symposiums. In addition, a tiled floor will improve the cleanup process every night.

Upon completion of the dormitory roof, electrical, and the doors and windows frame the next phase is to install the plumbing for the showers and toilets. The total cost for the building plumbing installation is $3,900.