This is the work almost every report on this site describes. The team travels to a household, sits with the family, prays with them, hands over the food, and leaves a Bible behind. Then they write down what happened and who it happened to.
The food is rice, beans, watermelon, and sugar, in quantities meant to carry a household for a stretch, chosen because they are what people here already know how to cook. Sweets go in for the children, since there are almost always children.
Jesus Fed Me puts it this way: the food is the hook, the Gospel is the food.
- Food in one gift
- $35
- Gospel tracts on top of it
- About $10, so roughly $45 for a complete gift
- Cost to feed one person
- $1.40
- Gospel tracts carried
- English and Luganda, printed locally
- Also included
- Gospel tracts, printed locally, and sanitary pads