Misssionpoint: A Beacon of Hope for the Marginalized: Part 1

Michael Ryer • November 28, 2023
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Embracing the Vision: A Journey Towards Transformation

At the community's core is a beacon of hope, an unwavering organization dedicated to catalyzing transformative change - Missionpoint. This beacon of light is more than just a concept; it's a living, breathing embodiment of compassion and action.

At the heart of Missionpoint's ethos lies a compelling vision.  Amigos Internacionales helps marginalized communities through Missionpoint, offering aid and a path to a better life.


Our aim is to uplift and empower those in need, fostering positive change and creating lasting impact. We envision a society where everyone can access the resources and support they need through this new initiative.

Missionpoint is a testament to the power of faith and evangelism in action. By intertwining spiritual guidance with practical support, it seeks to uplift those on the fringes of society. This dual approach has proven to be a lifeline for many, underscoring the essence of true community unity.

Embracing the Vision: A Journey Towards Transformation

At the community's core is a beacon of hope, an unwavering organization dedicated to catalyzing transformative change - Missionpoint. This beacon of light is more than just a concept; it's a living, breathing embodiment of compassion and action.

At the heart of Missionpoint's ethos lies a compelling vision.  Amigos Internacionales helps marginalized communities through Missionpoint, offering aid and a path to a better life.


Our aim is to uplift and empower those in need, fostering positive change and creating lasting impact. We envision a society where everyone can access the resources and support they need through this new initiative.

Missionpoint is a testament to the power of faith and evangelism in action. By intertwining spiritual guidance with practical support, it seeks to uplift those on the fringes of society. This dual approach has proven to be a lifeline for many, underscoring the essence of true community unity.


Testimonies of Transformation: Stories That Inspire


The true essence of Missionpoint's work lies in the countless stories of hope and transformation that arise from its efforts. Each tale is a unique tapestry of struggle, faith, and redemption.  As our local pastor preaches the gospel, marginalized groups hear the good news.  The Holy Spirit,  through the work of Jesus Christ, changes lives. Two real examples are below.

two young refugees raped on journey to Uganda

Consider Sakwera's journey. Once enveloped in the shadows of life, grappling as a 12-year-old refugee, she discovered a fresh start through Missionpoint. A rape survivor in Uganda got more than just food, shelter, and safety after becoming pregnant and a new mom. 

Missionpoint provided Sakwera with spiritual guidance and vocational training. She is independent and involved in the community, helping other refugees who are feeling hopeless.



In Tanzania, Nkeleja, a local businessman, attended an open-air choir performance, and the experience deeply moved him. He accepted Christ and even invited the local pastor for dinner that night.  The next Sunday, Nkeleja brought two friends to church, and they became believers.   Missionpoint provided community, spiritual support, and holistic healing, helping him rediscover his purpose and find hope.

Stories like these are an everyday occurrence at Amigos, through Missionpoint.  Each week we see sustainable change through faith-based efforts to make a difference in society.  All we ask is that you join us in the journey.


Chibe business man hears the gospel for the first time

Reaching the Marginalized: A Mission of Passion

Missionpoint's commitment to reaching marginalized communities is not just about providing immediate relief; it's about fostering long-term empowerment. Missionpoint aims to create lasting change by tackling the main reasons for marginalization: poverty, limited education, and social isolation.


This mission reaches every part of our society, including refugee settlements in Northern Uganda, supported orphans in Gulu, and remote Tanzanian regions lacking churches. Mainstream services frequently disregard these aspects. Missionpoint is working to break barriers and build bridges of hope and understanding through community outreach, workshops, and counseling.


To date, Missionpoint has seen 943 come to know the Lord as their Savior throughout Northern Uganda and Tanzania.  Our pastors have set a goal for 2024 of seeing 2500 new believers come into the kingdom!   The churches there are starting churches at an amazing pace.

People gather in an open-air concert to hear the gospel

Join the Mission: Be a Part of the Change

Missionpoint's work is an ongoing voyage, demanding the backing and involvement of the entire community. Consider this a rallying cry for all, spurring us to actively engage in this transformative odyssey.

It's an inclusive invitation to partake in a mission that fosters substantial change and evolution. Every endeavor counts in aiding those in greatest need through volunteering, donating, or raising awareness. Let us unite and make a difference together.

Missionpoint's vision is to be a guiding light and catalyst for change in marginalized communities. They aim to shine brightly and strong in the future. Together, we will create hopeful stories, build strong human connections, and shape a society where everyone can succeed. Join us on this remarkable journey!

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