In October of 2021, an ORH medical team traveled to Uganda to conduct a clinic involving 3 churches in Bukakata. The picture shows one of the churches.

In order to conduct the clinic, the Ugandan medical authority wisely required that ORH observe Covid 19 precautions. They required masking at all times, social distancing where possible, and no more than two hundred people each day. ORH was pleased to do the clinic with these wise precautions.

Missionaries Keith and Sally Stensaas hosted ORH along with help from missionaries Alisha Stensaas, Thomas Irving, and Physician Assistant Alan Sutphen. Their work allowed ORH to successfully reach almost 600 people and offer advanced help to several. The spiritual impact assured all attending the clinic to hear the Gospel, with many praying to receive Christ. ORH rejoices in all who were saved.

A very blessed event was the birth of the newest Ugandan ORH family member. His mother came to our clinic and was examined by OBGYN, Dr. Tori Stephens. Dr. Stephens' examination revealed that the baby was breach presenting a life-threatening situation to the mother and child if birthed naturally.

Keith and his good workers moved the mother 2-hour's drive away to the hospital in Masaka, and then visited regularly. Finally, the message came from Keith.

Later, the mother sent word through Keith that she wanted the medical team to give the baby a name. This request for naming the baby came during a presentation of ORH at long-time supporting church, Westgate Baptist Church in Spartanburg, SC. The fourth grade Christian school class, during a presentation of ORH, suggested two names, "Benjamin" and "Ezra." The Pastor, James Wooten, also recommended, "Samuel," because Samuel was God's gift to Hannah.

The medical team voted, and "Samuel" was in first place with "Benjamin" a close second. Both names were sent to the mother, Nansubuga Olivia. She chose "Samuel." So it is with great joy that ORH introduces the newest member of the ORH family which is around the world, Baby Zziwa Mukisa Samuel.

God always makes great blessings even better. The picture above is a group of preachers in a preaching class conducted by Keith Stensaas. Keith travels out to the village churches and holds instructional classes for the pastors and workers in the churches. The pastors are too far away for the men to travel to Bible college.

With the materials left over from the medical clinic, Keith made wellness packs for the preachers and their families. In the pictures, they are saying thank you to ORH, and all who support the ministry for the much need wellness packs.

THIS IS A GREAT BLESSING DAY. TWO OF OUR BEST PEOPLE HAVE GOOD NEWS TO REPORT ABOUT COVID 19 HOSPITALIZATION.

JAMES PINGLE IS GOING HOME FROM THE HOSPITAL. VERY WEAK BUT RECOVERING. JUDY, HIS WIFE, SAID PEOPLE WERE PRAYING ALL OVER THE WORLD FOR JIM.

ERIC HATFIELD IS STILL IN THE HOSPITAL "FIGHTING A GOOD FIGHT." HE IS BETTER, BUT ENTHUISASM MUST GUARDED, AND FAITH MUST BE OUR EVIDENCE. VALERIE, HIS WIFE, REJOICED THAT SHE WAS GOING TO BE ALLOWED TO VISIT ERIC IN HIS ROOM.

BOTH OF THESE MEN AND THEIR FAMILIES HAVE BEEN FAITHFUL. CONTINUE TO PRAY FOR GOD'S HELP AS THEY FIGHT BACK. THEY ARE FAMILY MEMBERS IN OPERATION RENEWED HOPE, AND THEY ARE LOVED.