Meet Jonas & Eleonore Muyima, passionate humanitarian evangelists that have been committed to sharing the Gospel of Christ for the past 14 years as they also attend to the physical, psychological, relational, social, economic and spiritual needs of some of the some of the most remote and forgotten people and communities in the world located in Central Africa.

They are members of our small, Christian congregation (20 families; mostly young marrieds with kids) known as The Father’s House in West Chester, OH, USA near Cincinnati (https://fathershouse.tv). Their story has captured the hearts of our people, and we are assisting their efforts to the extent possible. But the vision God has given them for the people of Central Africa is ambitious but will succeed

Jonas and Eleonore use a holistic approach (first tending to the immediate physical needs like medical care, food security, clean water and overcoming disabilities to open doors in a land where poverty, witchcraft and superstition are strong deterrents to such humanitarian efforts. Yet, as the pictures from previous Outreaches attest, the people rejoice as the medical equipment they so desperately need is provided. Sickness and diseases are healed through medical intervention AND the prayers of the people. Leg-disabled people that have been stricken with polio or other diseases are being empowered with mobility equipment such as Personal Energy Transportation (PET) Carts (see footnote 1 below), wheelchairs, crutches, bed commodes and more. Agricultural training and field demonstrations provide a sustainable model for growing reliable sources of nutritious foods in our effort to overcome poverty and hunger (see footnote 2 below). Addictions are broken. Hearts are mended. Faith and hope in a God that is alive and cares for them is established. The Holy Spirit speaks to their hearts; and they know that because Jesus is in their hearts, their future is secured for all eternity.

Footnote 1: The PET Cart is powered by hand-operated pedals instead of leg power like a bicycle. I has room for the driver and another adult, or 2 children, or water and other goods in the small truck bed behind the driver. This simple equipment provides its owner with the ability to do useful work and make a living which gives him or her with a wonderful sense of self-esteem as a contributing member of the community.

Footnote 2: - Unpolluted water is scarce and a primary limiting factor in this region. The main source of water for these villagers is surface waters primarily rivers, ponds and lakes. These waters are used for bathing, the washing of clothes, eating utensils, tools and equipment, all of which leaves pollution in the water. Due to the hydrology of surface water, it always flows down slope from the dry, inhabited land to the low-lying water body. During its journey the water flowing over land often picks up pollutants from contact with human, animal waste, garbage and sometimes chemicals. And then these same waters are used for preparing food and, yes, for drinking. As such, wells for these villages are desperately needed to provide reliable sources of clean, fresh water along with education on hygiene techniques that are appropriate for their way of life. This will help stem the spread of debilitating diseases like polio. Unfortunately, wells are not on the schedule for this outreach.

The 2025 Outreach will take 6 months from May 1st to October 31st. Jonas, Eleonore and their team in the Congo, have set forth an ambitious schedule that will take them to towns, villages and the far reaches of the Congo where even the proverbial beaten path becomes difficult to see. A summary of their itinerary is below. Once you get an idea of the scope of this outreach, please consider helping us raise the US$30,000 budget needed to support this spiritual and humanitarian work to people whose circumstances have come before the Lord God.

Purchase Needs

1. Construction Materials to install metal roofs on two local churches in Gungu and Kisanga Villages.

2. Miscellaneous but Crucial Medical Equipment and Supplies to be used by our humanitarian team in remote areas of the Congo such as 1) a portable medical ultrasound machine, 2) a portable solar panel charging kit, 3) a portable internet connection antenna kit, 4) a new laptop computer, 5) a first aid kit and, 6) a new Android cell phone.

3. Round-Trip Air Fares (Cincinnati, USA – Kinshasa, DRC). There is no expensive organization to support. We receive from the givers and deliver the goods and services personally and directly to the people in need.

4. Ground Transportation Expenses including 1) local transportation (i.e. rental of a Jeep and, where roads do not exist, rental of motorcycles), 2) lodging, meals and other subsistence for the team, and 3) gifts for orphans, ministers, schools and other needy people we expect to encounter.

5. Equipment which we have already gathered will be shipped from USA to Kinshasa including; 1) 250 chairs for our local churches in Kinshasa, 2) 20 mattresses, 3) 200 pairs of crutches, 4) 60 bed commodes, 6) 25 PET Carts which will need assembly (Personal Energy Transportation similar to scooters in the US accept they are hand-powered) for the persons who cannot walk and other disabled people, 6) Gardening seeds and tools. (Proverbs 19:17 “Being generous to the poor is like lending to the Lord, who will repay the giver.”)

Outreach Agenda:

1. Presenting the Gospel Message, Organizing the People and Planting New Churches (Matt. 28:18-20) in Mumbambi, Kimbombo, Kipita, Mungayi, Loange, Kinzamba, Kangu and Shambwanda Villages.

2. Training and Equipping church leaders and members in Spiritual Warfare: Overcoming the Stronghold of Witchcraft and Deliverance of the Oppressed (1 Peter 5:8-9) in Kinshasa, Kikwit, Mukedi, Lwende Nzangala and Gungu villages.

3. Seminar on the Mission of the Holy Spirit in the Church Today (John 14:16-17) in Kinshasa and Mukedi.

4. Discipleship Training (Matthew 28:19-20) for Pastors, Evangelists, Deacons, Youth leaders and School teachers in Mukedi.

5. Healthy Life Seminar on Overcoming Alcohol Addiction Here and Now (1 Corinthians 10:13; Romans 7:18-25; Psalm 50:15; Galatians 5:16; Isaiah 8:10) in Mukedi, Lwende Nzangala and Gungu.

6. Breaking the Yoke of Hunger and Poverty in rural villages of Mukedi, Gungu, Mumbambi and surrounding villages through Agriculture Training and Field demonstration on “Farming God’s Way” and other community transformation initiatives (Genesis 2:15; Galatians 3:7,13-14, 29; Deuteronomy 28:2,39-40; 8:18; Proverbs 16:3; Psalm 37:5; Matthew 19:26).

7. Our labor and assistance to Install Metal Roofs on our two local churches in Gungu and Kisanga Villages.

8. Counseling and Leadership classes to the students at Conventional Holistic University of Congo/Boma.

9. Reaching Out to Democratic Republic of Congo Public Servants through prayer services at their workplaces in the (1 Timothy 2:1-4) in Boma, Kikwit, Mukedi, Kilembe, Shambwanda and more.

10. Women’s Prayer Warriors seminar (Ephesians 6:10-13) in Kinshasa, Mukedi and Gungu.

11. Distribution (and assembly) of PET Carts (scooters) and Bed Commodes to disabled people who cannot walk in Lufu (Congo Central), Kwenge, Mukoso, Kwilu Province and Lwange (Kasai Province) (Leviticus 19:14).

The Cost:

If this is a work that has touched your heart to support, then please prayerfully consider the amount. Ask the Holy Spirit to speak to your heart and to give you a number. Whatever He tells you; Do It. He knows what He is doing and will bless the gift and the giver for your generosity.

Help us raise the US$30,000.00 need to cover the expenses for this 6-month 2025 Humanitarian/ Spiritual Outreach.