Slide Show

Thursday, April 29, 2004: London, England: Westminster Abbey

Thursday, April 29, 2004: London, England: Houses of Parliament (??)

Saturday, May 1, 2004: Kampala, Uganda

"Jack Fruit" tree in Nigel Harding's yard.

Saturday, May 1, 2004: Western Uganda

Saturday, May 1, 2004: Western Uganda at equator: Roadside Cafe

Saturday, May 1, 2004: Western Uganda at equator: Weaverbird Houses

Saturday, May 1, 2004: Western Uganda at equator: Expert demonstrates water spinning at the equator.

Saturday, May 1, 2004: Western Uganda at equator: Mission team poses at roadside equator line.

Saturday, May 1, 2004: Western Uganda at equator: Dan and Jennifer Webb

Saturday, May 1, 2004: Western Uganda at equator: Gary and Patsy Hall

Sunday, May 2, 2004: Mbarara, Uganda: "Jacob Tree"

Sunday, May 2, 2004: Mbarara, Uganda: Gary and Patsy watch African dancers

Sunday, May 2, 2004: Mbarara, Uganda: Traditional African Dancers

Sunday, May 2, 2004: Mbarara, Uganda: Maribu Storks

Sunday, May 2, 2004: Mbarara, Uganda: Sunday Evening Crusade

Sunday, May 2, 2004: Mbarara, Uganda: Sunday Evening Crusade: Gathering Crowd Participates in Worship Before The Preaching

Sunday, May 2, 2004: Mbarara, Uganda: Sunday Evening Crusade: Steve Snyder Makes a New Friend

Sunday, May 2, 2004: Mbarara, Uganda: Sunday Evening Crusade: Pastor Robin Cox Preaches

Sunday, May 2, 2004: Mbarara, Uganda: Sunday Evening Crusade: Pastor Willy prays for new believers.

Monday, May 3, 2004: Mbarara, Uganda: Mission Team Prayer Meeting

Monday, May 3, 2004: Western Uganda: Mission Team on Bus

Monday, May 3, 2004: Mashonga Uganda: Tea Fields taken from Guest House: Photo 1 of 7.

Monday, May 3, 2004: Mashonga Uganda: Tea Fields taken from Guest House: Photo 2 of 7.

Monday, May 3, 2004: Mashonga Uganda: Tea Fields taken from Guest House: Photo 3 of 7.

Monday, May 3, 2004: Mashonga Uganda: Dan and Jennifer Webb at Tea Plantation Guest House: Photo 4 of 7.

Monday, May 3, 2004: Mashonga Uganda: Dan and Jennifer Webb at Tea Plantation Guest House: Photo 5 of 7.

Monday May 3, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Tea Plantation Guest House: Photo 6 of 7.

Monday May 3, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Tea Plantation Guest House: Photo 7 of 7.

Monday May 3, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Monday evening crusade: Shane Slaughter gives testimony.

Monday May 3, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Monday evening crusade: Steve Snyder gives testimony.

Monday May 3, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Monday Evening Crusade: Gary Hall preaches.

Monday May 3, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Monday Evening Crusade: Gary Hall preaches by moonlight.

Monday May 3, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Monday Evening Crusade: New believers receive prayer.

Monday May 3, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Monday Evening After Crusade: Mission Team Relaxes Around Fireplace

Tuesday May 4, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Tuesday Evening Crusade: Jennifer Webb gives personal testimony.

Tuesday May 4, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Tuesday Evening Crusade: Shane Slaughter gives exhortation.

Tuesday May 4, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Tuesday Evening Crusade: Pastor Robin Cox appeals to the "Hard Cases"

Tuesday May 4, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Tuesday Evening Crusade: Steve Snyder poses with new believer.

Wednesday May 5, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Crusade Poster

Wednesday May 5, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Juliet's Shop

Wednesday May 5, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Pastor Willy and Gary Hall

Wednesday May 5, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Wednesday Evening Crusade: Pastor Willy Speaks.

Wednesday May 5, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Wednesday Evening Crusade: Dan Webb gives healing testimony

Wednesday May 5, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Wednesday Evening Crusade: Shaye Hobby gives exhortation

Wednesday May 5, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Wednesday Evening Crusade: Shane Slaughter Preaches

Wednesday May 5, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Wednesday Evening Crusade: Pastor Willy prays for new believers

Wednesday May 5, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Wednesday Evening Crusade: Interpreter and Worship Leaders

Thursday May 6, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Thursday Morning Teaching Seminar: Jennifer Webb teaches "Esther"

Thursday May 6, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Thursday Morning Teaching Seminar: Worship Leaders

Thursday May 6, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Thursday Morning Teaching Seminar: Patsy Hall teaches on Nehemiah

Thursday May 6, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Thursday Evening Crusade: Patsy Hall Preaches

Thursday May 6, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Thursday Evening Crusade: Pastor Willy gives tesimony and invitation

Friday May 7, 2004: Ishaka, Uganda: Jennifer Webb at Hotel

Friday May 7, 2004: Ishaka, Uganda: Toilet at Hotel

Friday May 7, 2004: Tea plantation between Ishaka and Mashonga, Uganda

Friday May 7, 2004: Friday Evening Crusade: Worship

Friday May 7, 2004: Friday Evening Crusade: Nigel Harding Speaks

Friday May 7, 2004: Friday Evening Crusade: Worship Leaders Pray

Friday May 7, 2004: Friday Evening Crusade: Pastors Pray in Rain

Friday May 7, 2004: Friday Evening Crusade: Mission Team Prays in Rain

Friday May 7, 2004: Friday Evening Crusade: Pastor Robin Preaches After Storm!

Saturday May 8, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Baptisms

Saturday May 8, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Baptisms: Worship on Bank

Saturday May 8, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Baptisms Begin!

Saturday May 8, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Baptisms!

Saturday May 8, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Shane Slaughter Baptized in Africa!

Saturday May 8, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Prayer after Baptisms

Saturday May 8, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Baptisms: Even more get saved!

Saturday May 8, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Tea Plantation of Baptism Site

Saturday May 8, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Dan and Jennifer Webb with Pastor Silas

Saturday May 8, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Soul Winning Seminar: Pastor Robin Cox

Saturday May 8, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Soul Winning Seminar: Dan Webb

Saturday May 8, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Saturday Evening Crusade: Nigel Harding Preaches

Sunday May 9, 2004: Ishaka, Uganda: Sunrise

Sunday May 9, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Pastor Willy, Worship Leaders, Lydia

Sunday May 9, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: "The Pastors"

Sunday May 9, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: "The Mission Team"

Sunday May 9, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Jennifer, Worshipers, Lydia

Sunday May 9, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Juliet and Baby

Sunday May 9, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Sunday Morning Service

Sunday May 9, 2004: Mashonga, Uganda: Sunday Morning Service: "MOO!"

Sunday May 9, 2004: Mbarara, Uganda: Holy Spirit Fire Church, Mbarara

Sunday May 9, 2004: Mbarara, Uganda: Holy Spirit Fire Church: TWO SISTERS IN THE LORD

Sunday May 9, 2004: Houses

Sunday May 9, 2004: Roadside

Sunday May 9, 2004: Near Kampala, Uganda

Sunday May 9, 2004: Near Kampala, Uganda: HOG TIED ROAD HOG!

Monday May 10, 2004: Entebbe, Uganda: Airport: READY FOR TAKEOFF!

Monday May 10, 2004: SAHARA

Monday May 10, 2004: SAHARA FARMS

Monday May 10, 2004: Sicily

Monday May 10, 2004: "The Alps"

Monday May 10, 2004: Horley, England: English Guest House

Monday May 10, 2004: Horley, England: Jennifer Webb

Monday May 10, 2004: Horley, England: Dan and Jennifer Webb: Guest House

Mission team just arrived in London, England from USA. Did some quick sight seeing before getting on plane to Entebbe, Uganda.

"Jack Fruit" can weigh around 40 pounds and obtain the size of a watermelon. Some say is it quite delicious when properly ripened.

Scenic roadside view on the way to Mbarara from Kampala.

Mission Team takes a lunch break at a roadside cafe right on the equator between Kampala and Mbarara. Left to right: Patsy Hall, Gary Hall, Shane Slaughter (sitting), Dan Webb (standing), Shaye Hobby, Steve Snyder, Nigel Harding.

Nigel Harding and Patsy Hall discuss the lunch menu.

While stopped for lunch at the equator in western Uganda between Kampala and Mbarara, this tree overhang some tourist gift shops. The tree appeared to be dead, but was hanging full of weaverbird nests. The high-pitched chirps of the bright golden birds filled the air.

A very interesting scientific demonstration. The yellow bowl had a drain hole in the bottom. The expert would pour water into the bowl while plugging the hole from underneath with his finger. Then, using his other hand and arm, he would prove the water is not spinning. Then he would drop a blade of grass on the surface of the water and remove his finger from the hole underneath. The blade of grass would clearly show the movement of the water. This was first done a few feet on the north side of the equator line, demonstrating how the water spins in a certain direction there. Then this was demonstrated a few feet on the south side of the equator line, showing spin in the opposite direction. Finally, this was demonstrated right on the equator line - and the blade of grass was sucked straight down the hole with no spin at all. The expert claimed that things actually weigh less right on the equator as well.

The raised line is the actual equator. Posing left to right in front: Steve Snyder, Nigel Harding, Shaye Hobby. Posing left to right in rear: Gary and Patsy Hall, Shane Slaughter, Jennifer and Dan Webb, Pastor Robin Cox.

Dan and Jennifer Webb pose for a photo at the equator line on the roadside between Kampala and Mbarara.

Gary and Patsy Hall pose for a photo at the equator line on the roadside between Kampala and Mbarara.

After hours of WONDERFUL worship and preaching at the Holy Spirit Fire Church in Mbarara, the mission team had lunch at a nearby hotel. A covered, open-air buffet was served. This cactus-like "Jacob Tree" served as a background as the team ate and watched traditional African dancers.

After hours of WONDERFUL worship and preaching at the Holy Spirit Fire Church in Mbarara, the mission team had lunch at a nearby hotel. A covered, open-air buffet was served. The team ate and watched traditional African dancers. Here, Gary and Patsy Hall watch the dancers during lunch.

After hours of WONDERFUL worship and preaching at the Holy Spirit Fire Church in Mbarara, the mission team had lunch at a nearby hotel. A covered, open-air buffet was served. The team ate and watched traditional African dancers. Dancers wore traditional costumes. Other performers sat under a tent and sang traditional songs and played traditional musical instruments.

We were told these very large birds are called "Maribu storks". We were also told these birds are nicknamed "the undertakers of Africa" because they will eat almost ANYTHING. In cities they are commonly seen on rooftops. In more rural settings, they are commonly seen on top of very tall trees.

The Mbarara Sunday evening crusade met on a grassy vacant lot in urban Mbarara. The worship leaders sang and danced as a crowd of hundreds gathered.

The gathering crowd of hundreds participate in the worship being led by the Holy Spirit Fire Church worship leaders, prior to the preaching of the gospel of Jesus Christ.

At the Sunday evening crusade in urban Mbarara, Steve Snyder poses with a young girl. This young girl instantly attached herself to Steve and stayed with him during the entire crusade that evening. Pastor Silas later explained that this young girl is in fact his own daughter. Pastor Silas also explained that his daughter, in spite of her youth, (about eight years old), is a prophetess - and things that she speaks actually happen. In background: Shane Slaughter and Shaye Hobby.

Pastor Robin Cox preaches the gospel of Jesus Christ at the Sunday evening crusade in Mbarara. The message included old covenant command for physical circumcision of the body and the new covenant command for spiritual circumcision of the heart. Interpreter: "Peter".

At the Mbarara Sunday evening crusade, after the preaching of the word, 35 people (mostly adults) came forward, indicating that they had just prayed for the first time to receive Jesus Christ as their personal LORD and SAVIOR. Here, Pastor Willy, Senior Pastor of Holy Spirit Fire Church, Mbarara, gathers the new believers together and prays a blessing over them and councils them.

Mission team meets to pray in Gary and Patsy's hotel room at the Agip Hotel in Mbarara. Left to right: Nigel Harding, Steve Snyder, Pastor Robin Cox, Shane Slaughter, Shaye Hobby

Bus Administrator and Jesus lover, "Fred" snaps a photo of the mission team on the way to Mashonga from Mbarara. Front left to rear left side of bus: Gary and Patsy Hall, Dan and Jennifer Webb, interpreter Peter and worship leader Kemigisha, Shaye Hobby. Right front to right rear of bus: Pastor Robin Cox, Shane Slaughter, and Steve Snyder. The bus was driven every day by expert driver "Simon". Simon and Fred are both from Kampala, Uganda. Simon was a muslim and had many opportunities to hear the gospel of Jesus Christ and experience the love of Christ from each team member. We love Simon - pray for him!

The evening of Monday, May 3, 2004 was spent in a guest house owned by the tea plantation. We had hoped to spend all our nights there, but company executives needed those nights. So we spent the remainder of the week lodging at the Park House Hotel in Ishaka, about 30 minutes drive from Mashonga. This photo plus the following six were taken at the Tea Plantation Guess House. The Guest House was on top of a hill, adorned by shade trees and ornamental plants, and surrounded by tea fields and a backdrop of beautiful mountains. We got settled into our rooms, rested, enjoyed a snack of hot, roasted ground nuts (exactly like peanuts) and tea and coffee, then got on the bus and went down to the crusade in town. The area where we did the crusades and the teaching seminars was actually not "Mashonga proper", but rather it was a small settlement on the outskirts of what is really considered to be "Mashonga".

Another scenic photo taken from the hilltop of the Tea Plantation Guest House.

Dan and Jennifer Webb pose for a photograph in front of the tea plantation guest house in Mashonga, Uganda.

Dan and Jennifer Webb pose in garden area of tea plantation guest house in Mashonga, Uganda.

Shane Slaughter gives a personal testimony at the Monday evening crusade in Mashonga, Uganda. Interpreter: Peter

Steve Snyder gives a personal testimony at the Monday evening crusade in Mashonga, Uganda. Interpreter: Peter

Gary Hall and the Holy Spirit "plow the hardened, fallow ground", preaching of the gospel of Jesus Christ. Photo 1 of 3.

Gary Hall and the Holy Spirit "plow the hardened, fallow ground", preaching of the gospel of Jesus Christ. Photo 2 of 3.

Gary Hall and the Holy Spirit "plow the hardened, fallow ground", preaching of the gospel of Jesus Christ by the moon light. Photo 3 of 3.

Coming forward, indicating they have prayed to receive Jesus Christ as their personal LORD and SAVIOR for the first time, 75 to 100 individual (mostly adults) receive prayer and counseling from Pastor Willy Tumwine, Senior Pastor of Holy Spirit Fire Church of Mbarara. Leftmost and first of a panoramic series of four photos.

Coming forward, indicating they have prayed to receive Jesus Christ as their personal LORD and SAVIOR for the first time, 75 to 100 individual (mostly adults) receive prayer and counseling from Pastor Willy Tumwine, Senior Pastor of Holy Spirit Fire Church of Mbarara. Second to the leftmost of a panoramic series of four photos.

Coming forward, indicating they have prayed to receive Jesus Christ as their personal LORD and SAVIOR for the first time, 75 to 100 individual (mostly adults) receive prayer and counseling from Pastor Willy Tumwine, Senior Pastor of Holy Spirit Fire Church of Mbarara. Third to the leftmost of a panoramic series of four photos.

Coming forward, indicating they have prayed to receive Jesus Christ as their personal LORD and SAVIOR for the first time, 75 to 100 individual (mostly adults) receive prayer and counseling from Pastor Willy Tumwine, Senior Pastor of Holy Spirit Fire Church of Mbarara. Forth and rightmost of a panoramic series of four photos.

After the Monday evening crusade in Mashonga, the mission team went back to the tea plantation guest house. A wonderful African meal was served. Then the team relaxed around the fireplace to pray and share stories of the day's events.

At the Tuesday evening crusade in Mashonga, Jennifer Webb gives a personal testimony. Interpreter: Pastor Reuben Muhumuza of Revival Harvest Ev. Church of Ishaka, Uganda.

Shane Slaughter gives exhortation during the Tuesday evening crusade in Mashonga, Uganda. Interpreter: Peter. Photo 1 of 2.

Shane Slaughter gives exhortation during the Tuesday evening crusade in Mashonga, Uganda. Interpreter: Peter. Photo 2 of 2.

During the Tuesday evening crusade in Mashonga, Uganda, Pastor Robin Cox makes a powerful appeal to the "Hard Cases", preaching on the Gerasene Demoniac (Mark 5, Luke 8). Each evening, many men remained on the outskirts of the crowd, back by the main road or standing afar by nearby buildings. Pastor Robin Cox reached out passionately to these men. Photo 1 of 2.

During the Tuesday evening crusade in Mashonga, Steve Snyder poses with a new believer. Steve had been with a group witnessing in the streets that morning. This man had prayed to receive Jesus Christ as his personal LORD and SAVIOR this morning. This man recognized Steve from that group and came forward to thank Steve and asked if we could take his picture with Steve. Later on Thursday morning, Steve and Dan Webb were witnessing with worship leader "Joy" as their interpreter. They met this man again. The man explained that he is a tailor. The man allowed us to witness to his adult daughter, who subsequently prayed to receive Jesus Christ as her personal LORD and SAVIOR as well.

Before the Wednesday evening crusade in Mashonga, the mission team stopped by Juliet's shop to bless her by purchasing a large number of her items. This is a close-up shot of the crusade poster. These were posted in front of Juliet's shop, and were also posted all over town and all around the surrounding villages and towns.

The poster reads as follows: "MASHONGA INTERNATIONAL CRUSADE & SEMINARS: God has given you an opportunity not to be missed! Come and hear the good news of Jesus Christ from International Speakers. Pastor Nigel Harding: Missionary Ventures East Africa. Pastor Willy Tumwine: Holy Spirit Fire Church. Pastor Gary Hall: USA. Pastor Patsy Hall: USA. Pastor Robin Cox: International Evangelist. VENUE: Mashonga Trading Centre. DATE: Mon. 3rd - Sun. 9th 2004. SEMINARS: 9:00AM - 12:30PM. CRUSADE: 4:00PM - 7:00PM. Come and get more from Jesus. Your life will not be the same. Rescue to Perishing"

This is Juliet and her baby. Her unsaved husband was recently beheaded by his unsaved brothers in an inheritance dispute. Juliet had been praying that God would send someone to Mashonga to preach the good news and establish a church of true believers there. That prayer has now been answered. Prior to the Wednesday evening crusade, the mission team stopped by Juliet's shop to bless her by purchasing a large number of items from her shop. The colorful background of this web site is made from a bolt of fabric purchased from Juliet's shop at the time this photo was taken. Juliet also asked for prayer for her own two unsaved brothers. During the week, one of those two brothers received Christ, and the other heard the word of Christ and may have received as well.

Prior to the Wednesday evening crusade, Pastor Willy Tumwine, Senior Pastor of Holy Spirit Fire Church, Mbarara poses with Gary Hall in front of Juliet's shop. Photo 1 of 2.

Prior to the Wednesday evening crusade, Pastor Willy Tumwine, Senior Pastor of Holy Spirit Fire Church, Mbarara poses with Gary Hall in front of Juliet's shop. Photo 2 of 2.

Pastor Willy Tumwine, Senior Pastor of Holy Spirit Fire Church, Mbarara speaks at the Wednesday evening crusade in Mashonga. Interpreter: Peter.

During the Wednesday evening crusade, Dan Webb gives a healing testimony. Interpreter: Peter. Photo 1 of 2.

Gary Hall also gave a powerful testimony about a Catholic woman who he led to the LORD.

During the Wednesday evening crusade, Dan Webb gives a healing testimony. Interpreter: Peter. Photo 2 of 2.

During the Wednesday evening crusade, Shaye Hobby delivers and exhortation. Interperter: Pastor Vincent.

Shane Slaughter preaches during the Wednesday evening crusade in Mashonga. Photo 1 of 2.

Shane Slaughter preaches during the Wednesday evening crusade in Mashonga. Photo 2 of 2.

After the invitation to receive Christ was given, 40 people came forward, indicating they had just received Jesus Christ as their personal LORD and SAVIOR for the first time. Pastor Willy Tumwine, Senior Pastor of Holy Spirit Fire Church of Mbarara, prayed a blessing over these new believers. Photo 1 of 2.

At the end of the Wednesday evening crusade in Mashonga, interpreter Peter poses with all the worship leaders. All are from Holy Spirit Fire Church, Mbarara. Left to right: Kemigisha, Annah, Peter, Mary and Joy. Photo 1 of 2.

At the end of the Wednesday evening crusade in Mashonga, interpreter Peter poses with all the worship leaders. All are from Holy Spirit Fire Church, Mbarara. CLOSE UP SHOT Left to right: Kemigisha, Annah, Peter, Mary. Photo 2 of 2.

At the Thursday morning teaching seminar in Mashonga, Jennifer Webb teaches fundaments of intercessory prayer through the story of Esther in the bible. The crowd roared with laughter at one point as Jennifer was telling how Haman was humiliated by leading his enemy Mordecaii's horse on a procession through the kingdom.

During the Thursday morning teaching seminar, the worship leaders from Holy Spirit Fire Church, Mbarara stirred up the crowd in adoration of our God and King, Jesus Christ - Lord of Lords and King of Kings. Tiny worship leader in white did her part.

During the Thursday morning teaching seminar, Patsy Hall continued her series of teachings based on Nehemiah in the bible. Interpreter: Pastor Vincent. Photo 1 of 2.

During the Thursday morning teaching seminar, Patsy Hall continued her series of teachings based on Nehemiah in the bible. Interpreter: Pastor Vincent. Photo 2 of 2.

At the Thursday evening crusade in Mashonga, Patsy Hall preaches. Patsy was preceeded by two powerful testimonies: One from Pastor Innocent who, before he surrendered to Jesus Christ, had endulged in sexual sins and had contracted gonorreah, siphilus, and other sexually transmitted diseases - and was HIV positive. As he was dying, he gave his life to Jesus Christ and was healed of all his diseases and became HIV negative as was given a new name - "Innocent". Another man gave a testimony of being healed of insanity. He was from Mashonga, and traveled back to Mashonga from Kampala to give his testimony. The interpreter shown here is Pastor Reuben Muhumuza of Revival Harvest Ev. Church, Ishaka.

At the Thursday evening crusade in Mashonga, Pastor Willy Tumwine, Senior Pastor of Holy Spirit Fire Church, Mbarara, gives personal testimony of his life before Jesus and how Christ has changed his life. Pastor Willy's father had remarried and Pastor Willy was forced to leave home at age 12 by his new step mother. They didn't want to pay for his schooling. He lived on the streets and became a hardened criminal. He was in street gangs, was involved with illegal drugs, was a pick pocket, and had been imprisoned in every prison in the Kampala area. He had been beaten by the police so fiercly that he bled all over. He said that Jesus Christ personally came and spoke directly to him and told him to repent. Jesus told him he must repent or he would die soon. Pastor Willy did not know how to repent, so he began to look for a church where someone could tell him how to repent. He found a church and repented and received Jesus Christ has his personal LORD and SAVIOR. Then he became a preacher. Photo 1 of 2

Pastor Willy continues testimony and invitation. Photo 2 of 2.

Jennifer Webb poses for photo in hotel room at Park House Hotel in Ishaka, Uganda.

While most rooms at the Park House Hotel in Ishaka had western-style toilets, Dan and Jennifer Webb were "blessed" with the experience of a "non-western-style" toilet. Fortunately, Dan had brought along his own portable western-style fixture to augment. Dan also decorated window with toilet paper for privacy.

Photo 1 of 3 - including tea pickers

Photo 2 of 3

Photo 3 of 3

Monday, God told Priscilla Carreno to pray against lighting for our team - as she flew to Orlando from Thailand mission trip. Friday noon, Dan Webb had colorful dream of team being "soaked to the bone" in cold, dark, windy storm at crusade platform. Dan forgot dream. En route, team saw dark clouds and prayed against rain. Dan remembered dream but did nt share. Here, worship leaders drew crowd of hundreds before storm hit. Pastor Willy spoke and prayed publicly against the rain. The rain and hail came and the entire crowd left. Leaders stayed out in rain and prayed. Everything happened exactly as in Dan's dream. Jennifer Webb asked God when rain would stop. God answered: Six O'clock. Rain stopped at 6PM. No lightning strikes. Crowd returned. Gospel preached - 60 more saved. Praise the Lord! (Mukama asiimwe!)

Nigel Harding speaks before growing crowd as sky darkens and winds blow very cold. Interpreter: Peter

Worship leaders stand on crusade platform and pray against rain and hail storm. Lightning flashes and thunder claps in distance.

Pastor Willy and Pastor Caleb stand in rain and hail and pray against storm. Pastor Willy explained later that muslims hire witchdoctors to send rain and lightning strikes against Christians and he was sure this was their doing.

The mission team also prayed in the rain. Shown here: Shane Slaughter, (and unknown Ugandan), Pastor Robin Cox, and Gary Hall.

The storm stopped at 6:00pm as the LORD told Jennifer Webb it would. The worship leaders came back and the crowd came back. Pastor Robin Cox preached the word from the book of Daniel in the bible - where God forced King Nebuchadnezzar to walk on four legs, eating grass for seven years so that he would repent, and how God blessed King Nebuchadnezzar with a double blessing after he repented. 60 people came forward, indicating that they had prayed to receive Jesus Christ as their personal LORD and SAVIOR for the first time. Interpreter: Pastor Reuben Muhumuza of Revival Harvest Ev. Church, Ishaka. Photo 1 of 2.

Pastor Robin Cox continues preaching. Photo 2 of 2.

Left to right: Pastor Caleb, Dan Webb, Pastor Silas, and Shaye Hobby pray and consecrate the waters prior to the Saturday morning baptisms. This in in a muddy stream at the bottom of a valley in a tea plantation. The water was fairly cold.

Prior to the water baptisms, the crowd, brought in by bus and truck, gathered and worshiped the LORD. Instruction was given by Pastor Willy Tumwine.

Pastor Willy Tumwine, Senior Pastor of Holy Spirit Fire Church, Mashonga, oversees as Dan Webb, Pastor Silas, Shaye Hobby, and Pastor Caleb begin baptizing Jesus believers in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit.

Pastor Willy oversees as water baptisms continue.

Dan Webb and Pastor Silas baptize an elderly lady. Later it was reported that this lady had been suffering from pain all over her body, but the pain instantly stopped the moment she was baptized. Other reports: Several with chronic head pain were instantly healed during the baptisms. Several with irrational fear and anxiety were instantly released from that during the baptisms. It was also reported that one person removed witchcraft fetishes and threw them away when being baptized.

Pastor Willy returns elderly lady's walking stick.

Baptisms continue!

Shane Slaughter decided he would love to be baptized in Africa. He explained and made arrangements for this in advance. Pastor Willy explained to the crowd about Shane's decision.

Shane Slaugher prepares to go under.

Shane Slaugher emerges from the cold, muddy waters of that tea plantation in Mashonga, Uganda. Shane later shared that this was a powerful experience for him and he was given an African name, translated into English, means "All for God".

Left to right: Pastor Willy Tumwine, Shane Slaughter, Shaye Hobby, Pastor Silas, Dan Webb, and Pastor Caleb pray at conclusion of all baptisms.

Pastor Robin Cox, Bus Administrator "Fred", and Pastor Reuben Muhumuza pray with four more to receive Jesus Christ as their personal LORD and SAVIOR - after the baptisms. Gary Hall also preached and led six more "onlookers" to the LORD after the baptisms. As Pastor Robin Cox would say: "GREAT!!!"

A photo from the bus window of the tea plantation in which the baptisms took place. Photo 1 of 2.

A photo from the bus window of the tea plantation in which the baptisms took place. Photo 2 of 2.

With clothes still wet from the baptisms, Dan Webb poses with Pastor Silas and Jennifer Webb, just before the Soul Winning Seminar begins.

After the baptisms, Pastor Robin Cox taught the first half of the On Purpose Soul Winning Seminar. Pastor Robin asked this young lady named "Ruth" (about age 12) to come forward and help him demonstrate his technique. As part of the demonstration, Pastor Robin asked Ruth the "Big Question": "If you were to die today, and stand alone before God in judgment, and God were to ask you, 'Why should I let you come into my heaven' - How would you answer God's question?" Ruth had no answer and prayed to repent and give her life to the lordship of Jesus Christ right there on the spot!

After the baptisms, still in wet clothes, Dan Webb taught the second half of the On Purpose Soul Winning Seminar. Immediately afterwards, a fellowship lunch was served to the entire crowd.

Nigel Harding of Missionary Ventures preached at the final crusade. Interpreter: Peter. Photo 1 of 2.

Nigel Harding of Missionary Ventures preached at the final crusade. Interpreter: Peter. Photo 2 of 2.

Sunday morning sunrise in front of Park House Hotel in Ishaka, Uganda

Prior to the first-ever Sunday morning worship service of the Holy Spirit Fire Church of Mashonga, Pastor Willy Tumwine poses with worship leaders (left to right) Joy, Mary, Annah, and Kemigisha. Local lay leader and prayer warrior Lydia in back.

Here are many of the pastors, but not all. From left to right: Pastors Willy, Innocent, Caleb, Silas, Reuben, and interpreter Peter. Other pastors not shown: Pastor Peter, Pastor Vincent, Pastor David.

Prior to the first-ever Sunday morning service of Holy Spirit Fire Church, Mashonga, our mission team poses for a photo with Pastor Willy Tumwine. From left to right: Pastor Robin Cox, Dan Webb, Shaye Hobby, Jennifer Webb, Pastor Willy Tumwine, Gary Hall, Patsy Hall, Steve Snyder, and Shane Slaughter.

Jennifer poses for a photo with the Holy Spirit Fire Church worship leaders and Lydia, a local lay leader and prayer warrior. Left to right: Joy, Mary, Jennifer, Lydia, Annah, and Kemigisha.

Local lay leader and organizer Juliet poses for a photo with her baby just before the first-ever Holy Spirit Fire Church, Mashonga worship service and church-planting. This is answer to Juliet's prayer!

Gary Hall taught on faith and the baptism of the Holy Spirit at this first-ever Sunday morning service of Holy Spirit Fire Church, Mashonga. As shown here, these otherwise very quiet and reserved people prayed and cried out to God with passion and fervor as they prayed to recieve the baptism of the Holy Spirit.

During this church-planting, first-ever Sunday morning service, Pastor Innocent received a suprize gift: A special variety of cow called a "Fresian". These are European and have double the milk-producing capability of the local cows. This cow also was carrying an unborn calf and an added bonus! This will help sustain Pastor Innocent as he endeavors to establish himself in this community as the pastor of a newly-planted church.

This is the meeting place of the Holy Spirit Fire Church, Mbarara. Sunday morning services were just letting out as we arrived to drop off some passengers, including Pastor Silas. This is a theatre where locals come to watch European soccer. The church has outgrown this and is raising funds to purchase their own land.

While stopped at Holy Spirit Fire Church, Mbarara to let off passengers, Jennifer made a new friend. She very much wanted her picture taken with Jennifer.

Taken from window of bus between Mbarara and Kampala, Uganda - a photo of a typical house. Photo 1 of 3.

Taken from window of bus between Mbarara and Kampala, Uganda - a photo of a typical house. Photo 2 of 3.

Taken from window of bus between Mbarara and Kampala, Uganda - a photo of a typical house. Photo 3 of 3.

Taken from window of bus between Mbarara and Kampala, Uganda - a typical roadside view of rural western Uganda.

Photo taken through front windshield of the bus: This small motorcycle was carrying two men and a live, tied up hog. The hog must have weighed about 200 pounds! The hog continued wiggling as they went down the road. Typical small village trading center in background.

Ever heard of "the greased pig at the county fair"? This HOG TIED ROAD HOG is the original "GREASY RIDER"! No motorcycle can truly be called a "hog" like this one!

Photo taken from airplane window: Entebbe airport.

Photo taken from airplane window: Sahara desert in Sudan or Libya.

Taken from airplane window, these little circles are irrigated farmland in the heart of the Sahara desert, either in Sudan or Libya.

Photo taken from airplane window: Southwestern tip of the island of Sicily, Italy.

Any good at yodeling? This is a photo of the "Alps" mountain range taken from the airplane window. You can see very large snow-covered mountains rising above the clouds. This is probably in Italy or France.

After arriving at Heathrow airport in England, we took a bus to a little town called Horley, near Gatwick. This is the side view of the English guest house we stayed at in Horley. We left the next morning for the Gatwick airport and flew direct to Orlando, Florida, USA. Jennifer Webb poses in front of her hotel room.

Jennifer Webb poses for photo inside of her room in the English guest house in Horley, England.

Dashing Steve Snyder (also known as El Chico Guapo) poses for photo opportunity at English guest house in Horley, England.

Jennifer Webb poses for a photo on typical small English village street in Horley, England.

Dan and Jennifer Webb pose for a photo in front of the English guest house in Horley, England.