Kingsway News - January 2026 - Kingsway Ministries

End of Year Report 2025

We thank the Lord so much for HIS goodness and for bringing us to the end of the third and final term of the 2025 school year. The Lord has watched over us, protected the students and staff at the school, healed those who were ill and provided all necessities, especially food for the students, and successfully enabled us to complete the term.

Blessed with Life

It has been a long year with a lot of activities and blessings from the Lord. We can never get over the water blessing. As the saying goes, ‘Water is Life,’ surely, we were blessed with life this year. The Genesis Water project that has supplied Kingsway with clean running water being the most outstanding project ever achieved after years of scarcity of water.

With grateful hearts we continue to thank Ken Watkins and the entire Genesis Waters organization. It was also a blessing for Ken to be present at the official opening of the water. We will forever be grateful to God and continue to be grateful to Genesis Waters. Please watch our video below:

For more details about our day of celebration, go to this link.

School Day of Thanksgiving

We also had a School Thanksgiving celebration on the 9^th of October. The entire school came together to thank the Lord for how far we have come as Kingsway community.

Awards were also given to the student leaders who have worked hand in hand with the administration of the school and teachers to help in the smooth running of the school activities.

This is David Kisaliita, who was the head-boy of the school. (Learn more about him and read his testimony here.) In this picture, David is receiving his Student leader’s Certificate. As head-boy, David organized the boys in all school activities involving boys. He worked with the teachers or even with administrators in some disciplinary cases involving boys.

This student is Margaret. She is the head girl, the female student leader. Here she is receiving her certificate of leadership.

As the female student leader, Margaret organized the girls in all school activities involving girls and sometimes she was involved in disciplinary issues when need be.

National Examinations

We are grateful to the Lord for a successful national examination season for the Senior 4 and Senior 6 candidate classes. For two months, each day we needed to travel to Kampala to pick up exams from the government and return the completed forms by the end of the day.

We faced a challenge with power fluctuations since the solar power at school does not support running of computers. This was a huge setback during the examination. Because of the power fluctuations, the school printer also ended up blowing. Hopefully next year, the Lord will provide finances for a generator and printer.

Our Need for Sewing Machines

The government of Uganda gives orders to schools about classes they should teach, and they have a new requirement. They now expect schools to offer practical classes so that students will gain hands-on skills.

To fulfill this requirement we would like to buy twenty manual (non-electric) sewing machines like the one here so that students can learn to sew. Each sewing station will cost $200, and we’ve purchased 2 so far. Would anyone like to help us with this goal? Learn more on Kingsway’s Wish List page.

Prayer Requests

On a sad note, one of our students, Timothy who is in Senior 4 class next year and Mr. Cherope the Math/Physics teacher both lost their fathers. We continue to pray that the Lord comforts them. Knowing that almost all our students lack a father, it breaks our hearts when we lose more fathers. As Kingsway family, we continue to lift each other in the hands of the Lord that God will watch and protect each family.

We also are praying for our student Vivian, who is very bright but nearly deaf, so she struggles to hear what is going on. It’s very hard to make friends and interact with teachers, which makes life difficult for her. (Read her testimony here.)

Looking forward to 2026

As we look forward to next year, we pray that the same God who has seen us through 2025 will be the same God to start 2026 with us. We are trusting the Lord for more tuition-paying students to join us. (We admit many applicants from destitute families, but few from families who can pay.) Every individual has been put to task of advertising the school so that our numbers can improve. We are also trusting God to provide more sewing machines for students as they begin with the hands-on skills projects next year.

To every one who has worked so hard to see to it that Kingsway runs smoothly this academic year, we want to say thank you. To everyone who has come through in one way or the other, we thank you.

A big thanks goes to those who support the ministry through finances and to those who stand in the gap for us in prayer.

To God be the Glory.

Munduru Comfort

Check out Kingsway’s Wish List