Lasto Ndighilantiya, from the Charismatic Episcopal church, took part in the November 2010 Mark Bible study facilitator training in luBwisi. Afterward, he said, "I have learned something great from Romans 7:19-23 with the help of the Topical Index booklet."

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The pastors who attended the July 2010 Mark Bible Study Leader's Training were very happy to read the Gospel of Mark in luBwisi.  Christopher (education level of primary six) said, "It is my first time to read these four chapters of Mark completely.  I have been reading just small portions of the chapters. This has given me a deeper understanding of the context." 

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August 2010 Mark I Bible Study Leader's Training Seminar participant Mulindi told an interesting story after the seminar. 

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"Being a pastor I was not seeing the importance and goodness reading the Bible in our mother language since we already have and use the KiSwahili Bible, and because I thought the Bwisi scripture (portions) were difficult to read. But when I hear (translator) Charles reading in the Bwisi language, I am hearing a Bwisi God himself speaking to my heart. Praise God! The Bwisi people will confess and accept the Lord Jesus when they finally have the New Testament in their own language. Praise God! May God give many days of living to (Bwisi translators) Charles and Hannington."

Rev. Canon Canon Babwisi Shauri Moya from the Democratic Republic of Congo. (Bwisi is a cross-border language, spoken in both Uganda and Congo)

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Timothy B., a Bwisi language Scripture Use coordinator in Uganda, had a problem. He had invited ten pastors to a Bible Study Leader's Training Workshop and twenty wanted to come! He explained to the ten extra pastors that he didn't have the budget for that many, but they could come if they were willing to contribute food to the workshop. The pastors responded that they didn't care about meals—they only wanted to be able to attend the sessions and get the training.