Noble Women of Impact
Founded by Michael and Florence Kyomya in 1995, the ministry’s objective is to be a catalyst for spiritual renewal and growth in the Anglican Church of Uganda. That they may have eternal life; that they may know Him, the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom He sent – this is our focus. Areas of ministry include:

• Evangelism in Busoga Province, Uganda, a region with an estimated population of  2.7 million
• Discipleship and equipping of new believers for ministry
• Establishing and overseeing prayer cells  across a region the size of Delaware and Rhode Island combined
• Strengthening families and encouraging community development through a women’s program
• Pastoral and leadership training for men and women serving the church in Uganda
• Use of traditional music, theatre and dance to convey messages about salvation and life in Christ

The Founding of Hesed Ministries
Uganda has the second largest number of Anglicans in the world. Unfortunately, many in the Anglican Church do not have a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ. Founded in 1995 by Michael and Florence Kyomya, the vision of Hesed Ministries is to equip and inspire the church in order to bring about change and renewal within the Anglican Church of Uganda.

Michael becomes a Bishop in the Anglican Church

 

In 2002, Michael was selected and ordained as the second Bishop of Uganda’s Busoga Diocese, the region of focus for Hesed Ministries. Busoga Province has a population of approximately 2.7 million people, according to the national census of 2002 and its land size is approximately 4,000 sq. miles (about same size as Delaware and Rhode Island combined).

Michael and Florence’s role as Bishop has brought an enormous amount of responsibility. Not only are the spiritual needs great, but the physical needs of the people are enormous as well. At least 50% of the region’s 2.7 million are members of the Anglican Church.  To reach its members, the office of the bishop oversees more than 1,400 churches and over 1,100 priests. Michael and Florence’s dual ministry reaches out to the region’s un-churched and followers of other religions such as Islam.