Nyole

Nyole men planting rice. (Uganda)

Although a majority of the Banyole would call themselves Christian, their understanding of biblical truth is very limited, and they have not learned to trust God fully. The result is that they often turn to the local shaman and witchdoctors to solve their problems of hunger, poverty and sickness. This will all hopefully change as Bible translation progresses and literacy work increases. The work is still in its infancy but very encouraging as the Banyole themselves have caught the vision for this exciting work.

Visit the following pages for more information:

1. About the Nyole - General information about the Nyole people.
2. Nyole Language Project - Meet the Nyole translation team.
3. Pray- Support the Nyole people through prayer.
4. Uganda - General Country information.

Nyole translation progress

As of February 2009, the Nyole translation project has finished 36% of the New Testament.

Thank you for praying for the ongoing work of the translation teams in Uganda.

Apr 14, 2009 True Independence Day Written by Peter M. There is a hunger growing among the churches in Uganda for God's Word in the mother tongue. But it's coming first from what might be considered unexpected quarters: local pastors. But who better to begin this important work than in those in a position to pass it on to others? Read more...

Nov 16, 2006 Our Kind of Music Written by Administrator Music and dance are as important to the Nyole people as British football is to the British or as American football is to Americans! However, they have never been free to create songs that reflect their belief in God.When the Nyole create worship songs in their own music style a startling revelation is made. Read more...