2013 Annual Report & Gift Catalog

A NEW DaY

THE StEadFaSt LOVE OF tHE LORD nEVEr cEaSES, HIS MErcIES nEVEr cOME tO an End; tHEY arE nEW EVErY MOrnIng; grEat IS YOUr FaItHFULnESS. - LaMEntatIOnS 3:22-23

Remembering what Our Mighty Lord has done this past year compels our hearts to rejoice in the great and living hope we have in Jesus. This year was certainly memorable for our first PCM Choir coming to America. Our children got to smile, share, and sing with thousands of us. God has been so faithful to PCM this year and we hope you will enjoy looking through this annual report that testifies what Jesus has done. Thank you for the gift you are to this ministry. HOPE IS RISING!!! Can you hear it? You can hear it. Children laughing, children playing, children singing, Can you see it? You can see it. Hands reaching, knees bowing, hearts rejoicing Can you taste it? You can taste it. Tears of joy, A banquet of love Served by the King of Kings. How great is our Hope! PRAISING HIM NOW & FOREVER! With much love, Epa and Kiconco

PCM UgandaN Childrens Choir

WAs iT A DreAM? As we look at the shining faces that blessed people all over Texas back in April and May it is hard to believe that they were actually here. These same children whom we met five years ago barely surviving without clean water, food, or beds were actually in our churches, staying in our homes, and laughing with our children. How could God allow us such a privilege? Our first PCM Uganda Childrens Choir came to Texas for the month of April and first part of May with a beautiful message. It is the message of Isaiah 61, which is our ministry theme verse. God has given us a beautiful exchange. The Spirit of the Lord anointed these children to bring the Good News to the hurting people of Texas. As we looked out at the crowds of people pouring in to see the children and the joy that radiates from them, we prayed for God to bring healing to the hurting people in our communities. We did not realize it at first, but WE were the hurting people. God sent His precious children to minister to us! And because of these children our lives have been forever changed!

Choir Tour visits

STATISTICS
24,000+ peoples lives touched 130+ Ugandan children sponsored 15 churches visited 10 schools visited 7 trips for ice cream out of the wall 6 restaurant concerts 4 dance recitals 2 boat rides 1 commissioners court 1 golf cart ride 1 5k run the morning after getting off the plane 1 Texas Rangers game

The blessing of Sponsorship

There are some special people on two different sides of the world whom God has brought together for a mutually edifying relationship. The relationship between a sponsor and a family is so much more than a friendship but not quite adoption (although some children may call you mom or dad). It is an opportunity to give a small piece of yourself to help a child who may have otherwise been forgotten to realize his God-given potential to impact the world. However, it is also a reminder of how much they do with so little while we sometimes choose to do so little with so much. God is using these sponsorship relationships to shape us and our sponsored children into people more closely resembling Him. Leading into 2013, we had been blessed with over 500 families sponsoring 750 children. This was a very exciting progression, but we were blown away by the response of many new families during the choir tour. In less than a month we sponsored 130 children! Now as we head into 2014, we are hoping to sponsor our one thousandth child. Thank you for allowing God to use you to be a blessing in the life of one of His precious children.

PCM SCHOOL

Kyassenya

NEEDS MET

2013

Provided uniforms, new shoes, 2 meals a day, and a quality Christian education for 250 children

PLAnS

2014

32 windows ($75 each) 8 doors ($125 each) 30 desks ($45 each) 10,000 liter water tank ($1,800) 100 Bibles ($10 each)

Sanga

PCM SCHOOL

NEEDS MET

2013

Provided uniforms, new shoes, 2 meals a day, and a quality Christian education for 250 children Completed the 5 room classroom structure Drilled Shillahs water well

PLAnS

2014

Concrete floors ($2,800) 5 doors ($125 each) 10 windows ($125 each) 2 classrooms ($10,000 each)

PCM SCHOOL

Rwemikoma

NEEDS MET

2013

PLAnS

2014

Provided uniforms, new shoes, 2 meals a day, and a quality Christian education for 330 children Added 1 panel of solar power for our P7 students to study at night for national exam

Concrete floors ($5,600) 7 doors ($125 each) 14 windows ($75 each) 30 desks ($45 each)

Mbarara

PCM SCHOOL

NEEDS MET

2013

Provided uniforms, new shoes, housing, 3 meals a day, and a quality Christian education for over 400 children

PLAnS

2014

Kitchen ($5,000) Solar Power ($5,000) Classroom renovation ($3,600)

PCM SCHOOL

Katyazo
2013

NEEDS MET

Provided uniforms, new shoes, 3 meals a day, and a quality Christian education for 120 children Added S3 class to school Began using the new science lab, the most beautiful PCM building to date! Became 100% solar power Drilled water well on site Began construction of new cafetorium

PLAnS

2014

2 classroom blocks ($10,000 each) 2 dorms ($20,000 each) 1 office block/ library ($10,000) 30 desks ($45 each) 30 double bunk beds ($150 each) Soccer fields

MICHIGAN MENS TRiP

This past January, a group of men from Michigan got together to raise awareness and support for a special need: Cafe for Katyazo. We are grateful for the live auction that this PCM Team 27 conducted raising nearly $40,000. This new open air cafetorium will allow our children to sit down in a dining hall for all their meals during the day, plus serve as a worship center to Jesus in the evenings and on weekends. Way to go PCM 27 also for washing the feet and putting a brand new pair of shoes on the feet of every single PCM Uganda employee and holding our first PCM Christian business conference. Webale Yesu for the work you have done.

Girls conference

The first all girls team held the first all girls conference at Katyazo. Over 100 students from P5P7 at Mbarara and the secondary classes from Katyazo came together to learn a biblical view on Confidence, Character and Courage. Through the studying of scripture, plays, small groups and recreation, we hoped to encourage these young ladies to stand firmly in their identities in Christ so that they could face the challenges of this world with confidence and courage.

Shoe project

OperATion UBunToniA In June, 20 muzungus received the blessing of a lifetime! A project that began as a partnership with Childrens Emergency Relief International (CERI) came to fruition when the team placed socks and shoes on the feet of 1,558 children at six different schools. The outpouring of love between the team members and the children was so rich and tangible as we saw the eyes of over 1, 000 of the children light up with pride because of their first pair of shoes. What a humble blessing to be a part of that moment over and over again.

FARMING & Produce

WhAT Does iT MeAn To Be seLF-susTAining? A big lesson we have learned from our family in Uganda is that there is no such thing as being self-sustaining. If anything, that is a word that Americans have made up to pretend that they dont need anything from anyone. The Ugandans have shown us how to truly rely on our Heavenly Father as the giver of all good things. In light of that reality, our goal as PCM USA is for our Ugandan family to rely on us less and be able to use their Godgiven talents and resources to provide for their communities. This year we have taken a giant leap forward in this effort. With the addition of 85 acres of farmland and a new tractor, PCM now has the resources to grow more of our own food for our schools, keep cattle to provide milk and protein for the children, and employ many Ugandan farmers to provide for their own families. Overall PCM now has over 100 acres of land for growing food and maintaining our PCM animals consisting of cows, goats, chickens, pigs and fish. We also have a fully functioning food distribution center called By His Grace that helps us buy the food we need but are unable to grow at wholesale prices.

WATER WELLS
Over the past five years we have had over 300 Muzungus step out in faith, take a couple of flights, and enter into another world where the needs are many, but Christ is Lord over all. One sight that sticks out in all of our minds is the view down the hill behind Mbarara of the muddy Rwizi river. The same water that we would never dare allow our children to bathe in, much less drink, was the main source of nourishment for our Ugandan children. With stories and memories of disease and death fresh in our minds, this year we have taken a giant step to providing clean, safe water to many of our children and their families. Partnering with Living Water International, you helped us drill five new wells to change the lives of entire communities! Our children understand the refreshing love of Jesus as our living water.

KATE Clinic

It is difficult to visit Uganda and not have your heart broken by the obvious effects of not having adequate medical care. Since our first trip down these dusty but blessed roads, we have had a tremendous desire to help with the health needs of these children, but we knew that the first priority was providing clean water, nourishing food and an education. Finally, after five years of God meeting these basic needs from one school to the next, and thanks to many of you who have shared this passion, we have completed and opened our first medical clinic! The Kate Clinic is not an American run clinic but rather a Ugandan clinic, inspired by Ugandans, and run by Ugandans to meet the needs of their people. In just the few short months that it has been open we have seen God meet many needs both physically and spiritually. Our goal this next year is to complete a maternity wing, finish the pediatric Rose center, and develop the farm land around our clinic.

Pastors & Evangelism

This past December, PCM entered a new world of hosting large pastors conferences that help equip pastors of not only in Uganda but also neighboring Rwanda, Tanzania, Burungi, and Kenya. Over 300 pastors came to the small town of Mbarara with the hope of being equipped to better lead their churches. This conference opened the floodgates to other pastors hungry for education and encouragement for their individual churches. In September, we offered two more pastors conferences; one in Mbarara and one in Kampala. We were overwhelmed with the response in both areas with 550 pastors registering in between the two cities and over 1,000 showing up! Despite our growth into new areas of ministry in Uganda, evangelism is still a main goal of PCM. This year PCM held crusades in various locations of Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, and one near the Congo border for refugees. We are grateful for Jesus not only discipling the precious children at our schools, but also adding new believers to the Kingdom every day!

PCM GIFT CATALOG

Parental Care Ministries is offering a unique opportunity for you to give a gift that will not only be appreciated but will help end the cycle of poverty for a family in Uganda. You and your family can provide some much needed items for an orphan, a needy child, a school or a church.

HELp ChOIR TOUR #2

Clothe a choir member. $250 Fuel the PCM Choir Tour #2 Bus. It takes fuel to serve the Lord and your gift will fill our tank 5 times. $500 Buy a plane ticket to the USA for a choir member. $2,000 each -- 20 needed Have the choir perform at your home or business. $5,000

HELp OUR SChOOLS GROW

Pay for a classroom at Katyazo. $10,000 each Pay for a dorm at Katyazo. $10,000 each Uniform for a child. $15 each A uniform is a great source of pride. Children in Uganda consider the opportunity to go to school a wonderful privilege. Buy a door $125 or a window $75 for a new building. These will help keep the zebras and the dust out of our classrooms. Buy 10 bags of concrete to pay for new floors at our rural schools. $125 Light up a classroom with a solar panel. $400

HELp US On ThE FARMS

Help us prepare our new Rubaya farm for planting $3,000 Separate farm land from cows with fence $3,000 Vaccinate our cows $250

GIVE HEALIng POWER AT OUR CLInIC

Fund a lab tech $200, a nurse $250 or doctor $350 for a month at the new Kate Clinic. Purchase a boda boda $1,800 to help transport our staff and help acquire life saving medications on time. Buy a maternity wing with 2 delivery beds for the Kate Clinic. $5,000

HELp US MOVE AROUnD AnD STAY In UgAnDA

Buy a new van to replace Miracle Van 1 and our aging Land Cruiser. $25,000 Buy the PCM Guest House, a 2 story structure to house all future teams, provide a home base for PCM Uganda, and give Pastor Emmy a new office. A gift of $160,000 will build the basic structure ready for finish out to serve as a hotel and business when teams are not using the building.

HELp OUR ChURChES GROW

Roof a church. $3,500 Individual iron sheets to help roof a church. $25 Many of our 50+ PCM churches are mud structures with thatched roofs. PCM asks each church to pool their resources and complete the building up to the roof level. From there PCM will come alongside these churches and roof them with iron sheets. Currently we have 4 churches ready for roofing. Give a cow $500 to a pastors family to supply nourishing milk and provide extra income by selling excess milk. A bike $125 give a pastor good transportation to visit his church members and evangelize.

HOnOR CARDS OR OffICE ChRISTMAS CARDS

If you would like to give a gift in honor of a loved one, family member or coworker, PCM has honor cards available for you. You can donate in any amount for either card. We can either send the honor cards to you to distribute or mail them directly to your loved one or employee. For more information please contact Nick at nick@pcmonline.org or (903) 526-0499.

PCM STAFF

USA & UGANDA

Uganda Sponsorship Coordinator

Naboth

Communications

Luke Bilberry

Mark Epa Barret

US Director

Monica Kiconco Barret

US Director

Uganda Office Administrator

Prieva

Teacher Emmy

Pastor Charles
Director of Construction

Director of Ministries Mbarara Sponsorship Coordinator

Justin Deuce

& Christie DC Hayes

Mellon and Lori Alexander Uganda & US Sponsorship Coordinator

John Bosco
Auditor

Katyazo Sponsorship Coordinator

Kathryn Bilberry

Rwemikoma Sponsorship Coordinator

Kristi Peer

Driver Emmy

PCM Advisor

Fraim

Head Teacher

Jonathan

Nick Smith
Director of Finance

Michele Potts
Kyassenya Sponsorship Coordinator

Uganda Techno Man

Bonny

Supermom & Pastor Emmy

Uganda Directors

Summary of Financials
Program Services $1,026,207

Supporting Activities Management and General $52,595 Fund-raising expenses $28,392

Total Expenses

$1,107,194

JUMP FOR JOY!

2010 $464,546 2011 $782,753 2012 $1,158,961 2013 (projected) $1,200,000

PCM UgAnDA ChILDREnS ChOIR #2

Are you ready to welcome PCM Uganda Choir #2?! This incredibly talented group of children and young adults are ready to lift the name of Jesus with you and challenge you to spread His love! This choir will be spreading its wings even more than the first choir with stops in Texas and Michigan! Here is a glimpse of some of the stops they will be making:

April 11 Andys Frozen Custard Tyler, TX April 12 Carry a Jerry - Bergfeld Park Tyler, TX April 13 15 Resurrection Week at Rose Heights Church Tyler, TX April 20 Easter with FBC Rockdale, TX April 27 Green Acres Baptist Church Tyler, TX April 28 Grace Community HS Orchestra Concert Tyler, TX April 30 Covenant Christian Academy Colleyville, TX May 4 South Harbor Church Byron Center, MI May 7 Forrest Hills High School Grand Rapids, MI May 9 Gordon Food Services World Headquarters Wyoming, MI May 11 Chapel Pointe Church Hudsonville, MI

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