There were a total of 0 members includng leaders and speakers as listed below.
1. INTRODUCTION
I give thanks to God for His grace and faithfulness throughout this reporting period. This report outlines the activities, achievements, challenges, and overall progress of the mission site under my coordination. The primary objective of our mission remains soul winning, discipleship, and service, in accordance with the Great Commission (Matthew 28:19–20).
2. MISSION ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED
During the mission the following activities were carried out
i.We started by making our site in order by serious cleaning of our rooms.
ii.We later did maping of Sifuyo area in locality for proper facilitation of door to door evangelism among our members.
iii.Door to door evangelism was done during week days apart from Thursdays of which. we designated for prayer and fasting
iv.Open air sessions was conducted everyday with the following sessions done as per our programme.
v Family life was facilitated by Elder Kemboi
vi.New believers’ classes by youth leaders
vii.Children mentorship by a good number. of children teachers
viii Bible study was facilitated by. Pr.Biko,sermon by elder Geoffrey. Ochieng. then Prophecy sessions later during the evening hours by Ojijo.
We also found time on Sunday to visit other local churches and felloshiped together
3. ACHIEVEMENTS AND IMPACT
By God’s grace, the mission site recorded the following outcomes:
A good number of souls were reached during door to door and open air sessions
The number of new converts were 13.
Those who were baptised were also 13.
Growth in attendance and participation
Strengthened faith and unity among believers
These achievements reflect God’s work through committed servants and the cooperation of the local community.
4. CHALLENGES ENCOUNTERED
Despite the progress made, we faced several challenges, including:
i.Noise from other sources especially during open air sessions.
ii.Drinking water was unsafe for us to an extent we had to boil it. Some of our members could opt for a by obligation
iii. Weather and environmental changes at. some point caused minor illnesses and that intrupted the operations of a few of our missionaries so balancing door to door evangelism for some reasons became a nutshell for our interest coordinator.
5 RECOMMENDATIONS
I would recommend that we do a proper site location with adequate requirements for accommodation to ensure that the welfare of the missionaries are satisfied, and also a suitable open air site with minimum interruption
6. CONCLUSION
In conclusion, I thank God for His continued presence and direction in this mission. I also appreciate the leadership, partners, and all servants who have labored faithfully. May all glory and honor be given to God as we continue to win souls and build His Kingdom.
Prepared by:
Name: Steve Ombogo
Signature: ____________________
Date: ________________________
Introduction
the mission took place in Sifuyo starting 21st December 2025 to 3rd January 2026
Activities
Door to door visitations in the morning
Open air in the afternoon to evening (family life, bible study, sermon, prophecy)
Youth/baptismal and children classes concurrently with the open air programs
Achievements
13 souls gave their lives to Christ through baptism
There was cooperation
Conflicts were minimal
Challenges faced
A few instances of lack of communication among leaders leading to inconveniences
There was shortage of funds forcing leaders to intervene from their own money
Recommendations
Communication among leaders to be made clear in the write-up
Enough funds to be allocated the sites to prevent stress and inconveniences among leaders
The interest coordinator to be given an assistant for effectiveness purposes
Conclusion
The mission was a success and I thank God for making it possible. much appreciation to the Siaya Mission Committee for the good work. I also thank God and the committee for the privilege to serve as the elder in charge.
REPORT ON SIAYA MISSION CHILDREN DEPARTMENT THAT TOOK PLACE AT SIFUYO IN SIAYA COUNTY FROM 21ST DECEMBER 2025 TO 4TH JANUARY 2026.
INTRODUCTION.
The mission started on 21st December at Sifuyo and our children classes started on 22 rd December. Children teachers were five in number namely; Beneti, Shem, Sharon, Elizabeth and Erick.
Children attendance started with 11 in number on the first day and it used to range from 20 to 42 in number .
Lesson we covered were one to thirteen .
ACTIVITIES.
In the mission field we were able to interact with the children and carry out some of the activities that helped us grow spiritually and also bond together and these were;
1 . Bible games and prayer session; we used to have different bible games and study and also prayer session were kids we thought on how to pray.
2. Singing sessions.; before any lesson could begin or any activity at the open air we had a chance to sing church children songs and we could present them also to the congregation.
3.Mind games, colouring , modelling and balloon games;
We used to learn through practice and through so we involved ourselves in these activities that made the children understand our lesson and also draw their attention.
4.Door to door visitation;we were able to visit the home of the children and through it we got many of them coming to class early and their parents gained our trust .
ACHIEVEMENTS.
CHALLENGES FACED.
1.Christmas season ceremonies; during 25th December and 1st January the attendance was very poor and at times no child attended and this made us to combine some lessons which was difficult to the children to understand.
2. Language barrier; most of the children understood the luo language and this required us to have translators.
3.Resistence from parents; some of the parents were unwilling to let their children join us due to fear and some beliefs.
4.Inadequate gifts; children love gifts and whenever we gave them they used to come in good number in the next day and the gifts we carried were few this required us to go back to our pockets.
5. Inadequate teachers ; most of the teachers are good at handling the younger kids which makes the older ones to suffer.
RECOMMENDATIONS;
1.Children teachers to at least learn few words of a place we are going for mission before the actual mission time this will help them bond with the kids and understand them more.
2. The children department to increase the number of books and pencils that are used as gifts for motivation .
3.Training to be done to all missionaries if possible because most teachers do come up in the mission field and they are not able to access the training and they are good teachers and ever willing to help.
4.Door to door visitation if possible to be given a chance to start on the first week it helps to bring more kids rather than being given a chance to come in on the second week.
CONCLUSION.
The mission was full of blessings and we look forward for more mission to come as we serve in the children department.Our interactions with the children helped us grow in all aspects and we hope to meet them one day in one of the follow ups and if not in heaven God willing.
Thank you the AUSAA family for the opportunity and the trust to work with us God bless you.
We thank the almighty Lord for the successful mission that was. In Sifuyo, we were lucky to have gotten a beautiful space where all our meals were prepared. We also had a cool room allocated for our store. In average, we were serving around 50 people for breakfast and supper. The lunches saw a higher number since the kids were also provided with food after their classes. We therefore had to adjust and add the food provided over lunch hour. On both sabbaths, we were able to feed both the missionaries and locals which was really beautiful. Foodstuff was added in week two and we really appreciated for that. We are also thankful for the money allocated in treasury which came through for us in purchasing of veggies and other emergencies.
Some of the challenges faced include inadequate utensils which necessitated borrowing from the locals and the school. The local elders and the school were kind enough to provide and we really appreciate. The other challenge was the late disbursement of the money meant for sossi. This accompanied with the limited variety in veggies made it hard to plan for ugali meals in the menu. The money was eventually provided and accompaniments for the skuma were provided and we appreciate. The other challenge was on drinking water. We had access to tanks that had rain water but it was unsafe for drinking and was coloured .We therefore had to boil the water before the missionaries could partake. This proved challenging due to the inadequate sufurias . The other challenge was the adjustment of the menu in week one. This was especially because the meals indicated had not yet been provided (mostly for breakfasts). This was eventually sorted in week two.
Overally,we had a beautiful mission, and all the meals were enough. We thank the AUSAA team for all their efforts.
The prayer and fellowship department played a central role in thesuccess of the mission by providing spiritual guidance,unity and support to all missionaries.
The department was responsible for coordinating all prayer related activities,encouraging consistent fellowship and ensuring that every aspect of the mission was covered with prayer.
Through organized devotions,prayer sessions and continous encouragement,the department aimed to strengthen the spiritual life of the team and align all mission activities with God's purpose.
Daily morning and evening devotions for all missionaries was organized by this department.
Morning devotions focused on committing the day's activities to God,seeking guidance,strength and protection while evening devotions provided an opportunity for Thanksgiving, reflection on the day's activities, confession and encouragement through God's word.
Prayer teams were formed and assigned to pray during open air sessions.While some members were actively preaching or singing,the prayer teams interceded for the audience,the speakersand the overall flow of the program.This ensured open air activities were spiritually supported creating an atmosphere for effectibd ministry and reception of the gospel.
Designated prayer and fasting sessions were organized during the mission.These sessions were aimed at seeking God's intervention for spiritual breakthroughs , guidance and fruitfulness of the mission.Membets were encouraged to participate wholeheartedly.
A prayer band team was organized to wake up early before other missionaries.These team committed to early morning prayers,interceeding for the day ahead before other activities began.Their role was to spiritually prepare the ground for the day's mission work and cover the entire team in prayers.
The department coordinated a night of prayer during the mission period.The session allowed members to spend extra time in worship, intercession and listening to God.The night of prayer strengthened spiritual unity,revived individual commitment and encouraged deeper fellowship among missionaries.
A prayer box was prepared to allow missionaries and community members to submit written prayer requests.These requests were regularly prayed I er during devotions and prayer meetings.The prayer box helped capture personal and sensitive prayer needs that might have not been shared openly.
1.Strengthened spiritual unity and fellowship among missionaries
2.Improved participation in organized prayer activities over time.
3.Enhanced spiritual atmosphere during open air sessions and evangelism
4.Increased awareness of the importance of prayer in mission work
5.Encouraged personal spiritual growth and discipline among members
Reluctance of members to pray during open air sessions.some members showed reluctance to participate in prayer during open air sessions, often preferring to observe rather than actively intercede
Need for maximum supervision during open air sessions- members required close supervision to ensure assigned prayer roles were fulfilled during open air sessions
Without supervision,some members lost focus or disengaged from their prayer responsibilities.
Members not waking up for prayer band sessions..
A number of members struggled to wake up early for prayer band activities.
Fatigue and lack of consistency reduced the intended impact of early morning intercessory prayers.
Continuous teaching on the importance of prayer in mission work should be emphasized before and during the mission.
Clear prayer schedules and duty rotations should be communicated in advance.
Leadership should model commitment to prayer to inspire members.
Encouragement and gentle accountability measures should be introduced to improve participation.
The prayer and fellowship department made a significant contribution to the mission by ensuring spiritual support,unity,and consistent prayer coverage.
Despite the challenges faced,the department achieved it's core objectives of fostering a prayerful atmosphere throughout the mission.
With improved preparation, teaching and commitment, future missions can experience even greater spiritual impact through strengthened prayer and fellowship activities.
SIAYA MISSION 2025
SITE 6 Ukwala District
Sifuyo Area
Greetings,
This is the literature report for Site 6, Siaya Mission.
Hard copy Discover Guides were received on 24th December 2025 (Wednesday). However, the copies received were few, with only one complete set and the other incomplete.
The available copies were distributed to the missionaries, who issued them to the candidates. Due to the insufficient number of hard copies, no students were fully enrolled using the printed study guides. To address this, candidates who owned smartphones accessed the Discover Guides through soft copies available on the AUSAA app. Missionaries also used the soft copy guides for study and teaching.
Despite this challenge, 13 candidates were successfully baptized. Each was issued with a Bible, Steps to Christ, and Wende Nyasaye.
Challenge
Inadequate hard copy Discover Guides for missionaries and candidate.
Recommendation
Timely distribution of sufficient Discover Guides to all sites is recommended.
Report compiled by,
Amos Muthomi.
Site 6 – Literature In-Charge.
1. INTRODUCTION
The church mission conducted in Siaya County from 21st December 2025 to 4th January 2026 aimed at spiritual outreach and community engagement. Technical operations at the Sifuyo site were essential in supporting music services, teachings, and overall coordination.
2. TECHNICAL ACTIVITIES
Set up and operated sound systems.
Ensured reliable power connections and monitored equipment safety.
Troubleshot and resolved technical issues during the mission.
3. ACHIEVEMENTS
Consistent and clear sound delivery throughout the mission period.
Minimal technical disruptions due to timely problem-solving.
Proper handling and safety of all technical equipment.
4. CHALLENGES
Limited technical equipment leading to competition from local's sound systems
5. RECOMMENDATIONS
1.Increase the number of equipments by:
a. Buying more equipments especially speakers and horn speakers.
OR
b. Reduce number of sites
6. CONCLUSION
Despite the challenges encountered, technical operations at the Sifuyo site were successfully managed and effectively supported the mission objectives.
We thank God for the mission. God bless us.