Easter Mercy Report

Because Christ is risen, mercy reached the lame and the poor.

This Easter distribution in Uganda was a concrete work of Christian mercy. Donors helped provide food, clothes, walking sticks, mattresses, mosquito nets, basins, and soap to children and families in need, while the wider community also celebrated the feast with rice, meat, and drinks.

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A family in Uganda standing outside a brick home with a mattress, food, basin, and crutch support provided through the Easter distribution.

What Your Giving Did

Real help delivered in Christ's name

This was not symbolic support. These gifts reached homes, bodies, and tables. The risen Christ was confessed not only in words, but in mercy shown to the least of these.

Lame children served

Thirty lame kids received food, clothes, walking sticks, mattresses, mosquito nets, basins, and soap through the Easter distribution.

Older people assisted

Sixteen older people also received walking sticks, giving practical support to those whose age and weakness make ordinary movement difficult.

Whole community fed

The wider community was able to celebrate Easter together with rice, meat, and drinks, turning the feast into a visible testimony of Christian generosity.

Video Testimony

Thanksgiving, joy, and visible fruit

The video shows the community leader thanking those who gave and explaining what the distribution made possible. It also shows a lame man dancing on his crutches and the food being distributed among the people. That kind of joy is what donor support looks like when it reaches the ground.

Scripture teaches that when the Master sends out His servants, the poor and the lame are not forgotten. At Easter especially, that mercy shines with unusual clarity. Christ who rose from the grave still has compassion on weak bodies, hungry households, and struggling families.

This page is here so donors can see that their gifts did something definite. They did not disappear into an abstraction. They became meals, mattresses, walking sticks, and relief for people who otherwise would have gone without.

Photo Report

See the Easter distribution

These images show food preparation, delivered goods, individual recipients, and the local ministry presence that carried out the work.

Food being served during the Easter community meal in Uganda. — Food was prepared and shared so the whole community could celebrate Easter together.

Kutesa Henry holding a disabled child during the Easter distribution. — The distribution centered on the weak and vulnerable, especially the lame.

Two recipients standing with a mattress and food assistance outside a home in Uganda. — Donor support placed bedding and practical supplies directly into households.

A child and woman standing beside a mattress, food, and a crutch during the Easter distribution. — Food, mobility support, and bedding were given together because mercy had to meet more than one need.

A recipient smiling while receiving a mattress in front of the gathered community. — Mattresses brought dignity and rest to families who had little protection from the ground.

An older man holding new crutches beside Kutesa Henry outdoors in Uganda. — Walking sticks and crutches brought immediate help to older and disabled neighbors.

For Future Distributions

Help us keep serving the lame and the poor

This Easter report is meant to show you the fruit of generosity. If you want this kind of mercy to continue, your gift will help sustain future food distributions, practical care, and Christian compassion in Uganda.

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