WHEN GOD CALLS YOU OUT OF POVERTY, HE ALSO CALLS YOU INTO PURPOSE There are seasons in life when it feels like nothing is changing. You pray, you work hard, you trust God—but the situation remains the same. But I want to remind you of something powerful today: God does not only save us spiritually—He also restores our lives practically. When God called people in the Bible, He did not only give them salvation. He gave them direction, purpose, and new opportunities. He called fishermen and made them leaders. He called the broken and made them builders. He called the poor and made them stewards of blessing. God Is Not Against Your Progress Struggling is not a sign that God has abandoned you. But staying in struggle without direction is not God’s plan either. That is why I believe in empowerment—not just prayer without action, but prayer that leads to transformation. Faith Must Become Work James 2:17 says, “Faith by itself, if it is not accompanied by action, is dead.” This means: 1. We pray, but we also plan 2. We believe, but we also build 3. We trust God, but we also learn skills Because poverty is not just a lack of money—it is often a lack of skills, systems, and support. A New Season Is Possible I want you to believe this today: You are not stuck forever. Your children are not condemned to struggle. Your hands can build something new. God is still in the business of lifting people. #KisoroCommunityChurch #PathfinderHarvestMinistries #KisoroCommunityChurchChildren's Ministry #centrefordiscoveringyourlifepurpose

WATCH: THE POWER OF THE DREAMS Genesis 37:1–12 1. Dreams Are Part of God’s Divine Purpose Joseph was born like any other child, but God had placed a unique purpose upon his life. His dream was not an accident; it was a revelation of God’s plan for his future. Every God-given dream carries a divine assignment that goes beyond our present circumstances. Dreams reveal what God intends to accomplish through us. 2. A Godly Character Sustains a Great Dream Joseph feared God and honored Him from his youth. The power of a dream is not only in receiving it but also in having the character to carry it. God entrusts significant dreams to those who are willing to walk in obedience, integrity, and faithfulness. A dream without godly character can easily be destroyed. 3. Dreams Must Be Valued Many people receive dreams and visions from God but fail to give them the attention they deserve. https://youtu.be/s1asM3ay_J4?si=vFYnWQwlfeklDUxL #PathfinderHarvestMinistries #KisoroCommunityChurch #KisoroCommunityChurchChildren's Ministry

The Pathfinder Harvest Ministries Discipleship Multiplication Strategy Pathfinder Harvest Ministries embraces a discipleship multiplication approach built upon four key stages EDEM: Stage 1: Evangelize Reach individuals and communities with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Stage 2: Disciple Establish believers in biblical foundations through intentional mentoring and teaching. Stage 3: Equip Train disciples in leadership, ministry skills, evangelism, and church planting principles. Stage 4: Multiply Send equipped disciples to start new disciple-making groups, ministries, and churches. This process creates a continuous cycle where every disciple becomes a disciple-maker and every leader develops new leaders. #KisoroCommunityChurch #PathfinderHarvestMinistries #EshimaMilton #DorisEshima #AltarFire #GreatCommission #IdentityInChrist #kisorocommunitychurchchildren

Ordinary Men, Extraordinary Mission How Pathfinder Harvest Ministries Is Reviving the Discipleship Strategy of Jesus Christ “Come ye after me, and I will make you to become fishers of men.” — Mark 1:17 (KJV) In a world where leadership is often associated with academic achievement, titles, and professional experience, the ministry model of Jesus Christ presents a radically different approach. Jesus chose ordinary men—fishermen, laborers, and unschooled individuals—to carry the greatest message in human history. Through discipleship, mentorship, and spiritual transformation, these ordinary men became world changers. This same Biblical principle is at the heart of the mission of Pathfinder Harvest Ministries, a growing ministry focused on discipleship multiplication, grassroots leadership development, and Kingdom transformation. If you feel God has called you to this Great Commission and would like to be part of this discipleship multiplication movement, please contact us or send us a message for collaboration. #KisoroCommunityChurch #PathfinderHarvestMinistries #KisoroCommunityChurchChildren's Ministry #AltarFire #greatcommission #IdentityInChrist

DISCIPLESHIP MULTIPLICATION The strategy of Jesus Christ still works today. When Jesus called fishermen by the Sea of Galilee, many would never have imagined that these ordinary men would impact the entire world. Yet through discipleship, mentorship, and the power of God, they became transformational leaders. The future of discipleship multiplication may not begin in the offices of powerful institutions, but in the hearts of available ordinary believers willing to answer the call: “Come ye after me, and I will make you to become fishers of men.” #KisoroCommunityChurch #PathfinderHarvestMinistries #KisoroCommunityChurchChildren's Ministry

KISORO COMMUNITY CHURCH || Sunday Service YOU WILL FINISH THE RACE Matthew 28:9–15 The message today is clear and powerful: you will finish the race. No matter what stands before you, what God has created and designed carries within it the power to complete its assignment. Your life is not an accident, and your journey is not without purpose. As long as you remain in the Lord, there is a divine strength working inside you that will push you forward until you reach the finish line. In the scripture, we see a moment that changed everything. What seemed like the end of the story became the beginning of victory. Jesus had been crucified, buried, and sealed behind a massive stone. To the world, it looked final. Hope was gone, and expectation had died. But heaven had a different plan. There was no one expecting Jesus to rise again. Even those who loved Him struggled to believe that resurrection was possible. The stone that covered the grave was not just physical—it represented impossibility, finality, and human limitation. From a natural perspective, nothing could move that stone. https://selar.com/13dwkmx481 [highlight] #KisoroCommunityChurch #PathfinderHarvestMinistries #KisoroCommunityChurchChildren'sMinistry #highlight #gospel #easter #Resurrection