Monthly Archives: September 2013

The trip to Maasai was worth the journey. WWTC team had a weekend of Word Explosion in Kilgoris, Transmara County. We were hosted by Bishop Paul who is the Transmara Bishop of the Word of Faith Ministries.
The theme of the Conference was “Moving Forward”, this was after Bishop Paul had preached on “Forgetting the Past” the Sunday of 16th September 2013.
Dr. Clifton began by sharing on “Transformation” this was day one when we just arrived in Kilgoris, during the evening meeting. Sister Judith was to minister in the night meeting but there was no power so we called it a day till the following Morning.
Sister Judith then began on 21st by teaching on “Success in Minisry”, Dr. Leta then taught on Vision and Dr. Clifton then shared on “Leadership Perspective”, Pastor Elijah Wawire who helped us to drive then shared in the night meeting on “Moving on with the Lord”.
Sunday was very powerful Dr. Leta shared on “The Law of Faith” Faith was stirred up in the lives of people, this was the first service. Dr. Clifton then shared on “Forward Thinking”. This was a very powerful weekend full of the visitation of the Lord. We also shared bout WWTC and are trusting the Lord for so many people to be trained from Maasai,to go back and impact their community.
Rev. Judith Otanga
Dean of Alumni Affairs

From Monday the 16th to Wednesday the 18th September 2013, WWTC Staff have been attending the Great Commission Conference at Praise Centre Mbale.
Rev. Ken and Sharon Womack from Mission Catalyst International, USA were our guest speakers together with Pastor Moses and his wife from Kampala, Uganda.
The Conference was about Finishing the Great Commission. This conference was about, how one and his/her Church can help complete the Great Commission and impact the World in the process.
Two hundred leaders and Pastors were in attendance.
Bishop Wawire then gave and assignment to WWTC Staff and we are working on it and next week we will put each one of the answers on the blog.
All Alumni can also do the assignment as your personal evaluation as far as the great commission is concerned. We plan to incorporate what we learnt in our Evangelism classes and Alumni Home Coming Conferences.
Judith Otanga
Dean of Alumni Affairs

Director Wycliffe Adagala teaching on Team Work

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Bro. Clifton McDowell taught on Workplace Ministries

World Witness Training Centre August 2013 Seminar was very successful. Forty two guests and twenty one Alumni were in attendance. Three major subjects were covered; Practical Management in Team Work, Early Childhood Development and Work Place Ministry (Ministry outside the Church walls) it was a life changing seminar. We have had powerful positive feedback and we give all the Glory to God.
Our speakers were; The Presiding Bishop of Word of Faith Ministries Dr. Isaak Wawire, The WWTC Founders Dr. Leta and Clifton McDowell, The WWTC Director Rev. Wycliffe Adagala, Guest Speakers from USA Pastor Tim and Eloice Gray, Pastor Bill and Shalla Terrel.
Just some nuggets, I learnt that attitude can kill a team or give it life; it can propel the team to the next level or cause it to plateau. What touched me most in Early Childhood Development was the fact that if you don’t touch or hold the children, there are areas in their brains that fail to develop and also we fail to bond with the children. Ministry is not just in Church on Sundays but we are called 24/7 to serve the Lord. Wherever you are at your places of work you are a representative of Christ.
We look forward to seeing you in December for another seminar as from 17th to 20th. Register before the 2nd of December, space is limited. We are also registering for the 2014 class, all the half day students will be sponsored by McDowell Ministries but they will have to pay for their Registration, Library fee and Graduation fee. Register before the 15th of December 2013, classes will begin on the 7th of January 2014.