This involves drilling new believers in a new lifestyle of imitating Christ in waking up a great while in the night while it is still dark (Mark 1:35) NIVto go out and take a prayer walk to meet with the Father who visits us each morning (Job 7:17-18) NIV) to bring us the word for each day which we have to collect early in the morning everyday (Exodus 16:4, 21) NIV.

First we teach new believers to go out to see and watch what the Father is doing during the day (John 5:19) NIV so that together with them we are led by the Spirit of God to do what the Father is doing in whatever we do to distinguish us as sons of God (Romans 8:14) NIV). We teach them to collect the word of God for the day (Exodus 16:4, 16, 21) and how to feed on it. We teach them how to listen to God (Romans 10:17) and read the word (Nehemiah 8:3; 1 Timothy 4:13) in order to take it in as milk (1 Peter 1:2; Hebrews 5:12-13) NIV; the foundation of faith (Romans 10:17) NIV; upon which goodness or character; knowledge; self-control; perseverance; godliness; brotherly kindness; and love (2 Peter 1:5-11) NIV are built. We also teach them how to study the word of God (2 Timothy 2:15) NIV or examine the Scriptures. We teach them, to see if what we are teaching them is true (Acts 17:11) NIV in order to help them take in the word of God as meat or solid food (Hebrews 5:14) NIV to be mature Christians with the knowledge of God. We also teach them to memorize or hide the word of God they collect in their heart (Psalm 119:9-11) NIV in order not to sin against the LORD and to meditate (Psalm 1:2-3; Joshua 1:8) NIV on the word of God to receive wisdom or honey (Proverbs 24:13-14) NIV to be prosperous and successful (Joshua 1:8) NIV

      Perry was born on 25^th February, 1957 in Buliisa – Uganda. She started school in 1967 at Kijangi Primary School where she completed six years and then transferred to Kisansya Primary School in 1973 where she finished among the best students from the school. In 1974, she joined Duhanga Secondary School for the East African School Certificate of Education where she successfully completed ready to join her first choice of HSC Schools but it was not to be so because of a deliberate move by someone at Duhaga Secondary School to hide her application papers which caused her to end up at Kololo Senior Secondary School where she did Biology, Chemistry and Geography and General Paper in 1978.

1. In 1980, she joined the School of Anesthesia of Mulago Hospital for a Diploma in Anesthesia of the Department of Anesthesia of Makerere University which in the middle of the course was changed to be a Diploma under the Ministry of Health at the end of the training in 1983. She worked as an Anesthetist in Mulago and Entebbe Grade B Hospital upon getting married to Amos Bazaale. While working as an Anesthetist at Grade B Hospital Entebbe, Perry received Jesus Christ as her LORD and SAVIOR on 24^th May, 1989. She began to share Christ with patients in Grade B Hospital eventually joining her husband to learn how to follow-up and disciple new believers in a course that was offered by LIFE Ministry Uganda, and also resigned her job to respond to the call of God in her life in September 1992. Together Amos and Perry Bazaale have four children namely Peter Mwesigwa, David Tusiime, Joseph Businge and Doreen Kukugiza who was married to the late Robert Bayita who left her with two grandchildren namely Israel Jeremiah Muzira and Beryl Esther Kitiibwa

1. The first time Amos and Perry came to the Mid-Western Region it was to launch the Romans Project in the Bunyoro-Kitara Diocese after being blessed by Bishop Nathan Kyamanywa of Bunyoro-Kitara Diocese and Masindi Kitara Diocese respectively.

   Fifty (50) people attended and forty eight (48) signed to participate in the Romans Project. After a period of about seven months fifteen (15) of these people graduated in the first graduation of the Romans Project during the Romans Project Conference in Hoima Town where one hundred eleven (111) people attended and eighty two (82) signed to be involved in the Roman Project.

    

Earlier on a similar Romans Project Conference had been launched in Masindi where one hundred thirty four (134) people attended again with a blessing from Bishop George William Kasangaki of Masindi Kitara Diocese with eighty (80) people signing to be involved in the Romans Project. The launch of the Romans Project in Masindi had brought seventy one (71) people to participate in the Romans Project. We thank Joyce Asaba, Mission Coordinator Bunyoro-Kitara Diocese and Rev. Evas Ssenyonga, the Acting Diocesan Secretary Masindi Kitara Diocese for the good work of mobilization to ensure good participation of many priests

1. This was a good foundation for the Word of God to begin the foundation in the Mid-Western Region that was followed by the foundation of Prayer set up with the help of Intercessors of Uganda, Bunyoro Chapter.

1. Before the foundation of the Word of God and Prayer was laid down in the Mid-Western Region we had spent time taking prayer journeys to the Mid-Western Region to deal with evil altars that were upholding the throne of the king of Bunyoro-Kitara.

   To quicken this process the LORD Jesus Christ brought together Intercessors of Bunyoro Kitara together with the National Jubilee Network and the Body of Christ in Bunyoro Kitara led by Bishop Nathan Kyamanywa to host a Bunyoro Transformation Convention that saw the King and the Queen personally come to lead all the people to confess the sins that were committed by the previous kings of Bunyoro Kitara Kingdom and to dedicate himself, the people and the kingdom to the LORD Jesus Christ.