SPONSORSHIP WORKS! Join us today.

Ceap Uganda and our school Providence Christian School plans and ensures the growth, development, rightful upbringing of orphaned and other vulnerable children, working hard to ensure that all the children reach at the highest desired levels of life with physical developments as well. Promoting their growth and development is a great assurance since it’s the clarified way of washing a way their long rusted sorrowful brains and in the process, inputting new positive ideas in them. Through our programs we hope to help children to reach their God given and desired potentials.  We are glad to be partners with reunite cultures fund-reuniteculturesfund.org, reclaimed us-Reclimed.us, Fuquay Varina downtown rotary club- downtownfuquayvarinarotary.org, and Uganda Baptist seminary for training leaders in conjunction with south eastern Baptist theological seminary. we appreciate them greatly for the opportunity to train Pastor Alex Munyantwari who is now key in transforming lives in Kisoro Uganda through Africa discipleship network.

IT TAKES A TEAM RAISE A CHILD, JOIN US TODAY.

A sense of belonging is derived from the close bond between a child and a sponsor. Ceapu led by   Pastor Alex Munyantwari a graduate from Uganda Baptist seminary in partnership with South eastern Baptist theological seminary in wake forest USA and Mama Winfred is where our roots take hold and from there, we grow, we are moulded within a unit, which prepare us for what we will experience in the world and how we react to the experiences, and that’s how close our family is like where we find refuge. From trusting that someone will pick us up when we fall.

We raise our ceapu children in such a way that we do not even give them a chance to think that where they are is final. We train them to trust God for a better future knowing that despite their circumstances, out there in the world, they are known, loved and cared for by a hope angel sent by God (A sponsor) some one will always be there for them as they experience the  storms of life And besides the above, raising a child takes the heart of admitting the truth of standing in the feet of biological parents and showing the love of God to a child in need, Not only that but raising them also requires someone who is ready to do whatever it takes to help a child feel loved just like Pastor Alex and  Mama Winfred  as it’s said. Train a child the way he should go and when he is old he will not depart from it”- Proverbs 22:6 this is the reason we do what we do.

DEVELOP AND BUILD COMMUNITIES.

Does ceapu support your community? Our answer is yes. But we would love to hear from you too.

Ceapu doesn’t only take care of vulnerable children of one colour, religion, nationality, spiritual values but rather support all vulnerable people without discrimination by providing them with the little we have to better their wellbeing. And it’s always our pleasure since in all we do, love and support for our community is a paramount matter too. The reason we started Providence Christian school is to break the cycle of poverty that has engulfed families for generations.  And without people like you, this can not be possible. Will you join us today! Or tell a friend to tell a friend about the work we are doing.

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We would love to remind you that your support and engagement allow us to make children’s lives better by providing them education, that will lead to eventual breaking of the cycle of poverty.

Visit our website

www.ceapu.com

or contact us -ceapuganda@gmail.com

ALEX’S STORY

Alex Munyantwari:

 “The Least of These”

Delivered from Poverty in Jesus’ Name Pastor Alex Munyantwari was born into extreme poverty in Kisoro District, near the borders of the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda, in Uganda. His childhood was marked by hardship, illness, and hopelessness, yet his trust remained in the Lord.

As the third of eleven children, Alex faced deep challenges when his father left home to seek casual work in Kampala. With no income, his older brother and sister were forced to leave school. Alex continued his studies, but without financial support, completing his education seemed impossible.

Everything changed at age eight when he enrolled in a Compassion International-assisted child development center at a local church. Through that program, Alex received healthcare, quality education, and consistent love. That intervention marked the beginning of hope and restoration for both him and his family.

As hope grew, Alex excelled academically. After graduating, he was selected for Compassion’s Leadership Development Program, which provided him the opportunity to earn a university degree. This experience shaped the trajectory of his life and instilled in him a deep commitment to transformational change for individuals, communities, and nations.

Alex holds a Bachelor of Theology from Uganda Baptist Seminary and a Bachelor of Development Studies from Uganda Christian University, along with several leadership awards. He is passionately committed to theological training for pastors, discipleship, and leadership development for all believers. He is also a strong voice on the frontlines against poverty in developing countries, advocating that the Church must play a central role in breaking cycles of poverty.

Today, Alex is the Founder and Director of africa discipleship network

africadiscipleshipnetwork.org

Alex also runs an orphan Christian Efforts Against Poverty Uganda

http://www.ceapu.com

A nonprofits that serve, equip, cares for, provides healthcare, education and feeding for orphans and other vulnerable children.

Alex lives in Kisoro, Uganda, with his wife, Winfred, and their four children: Elizabeth, Timothy, Bethel, and Esther.