In 2017, Uganda native Sito Silas felt compelled to address the struggles faced by children in his community, reminiscent of his own challenges growing up. Motivated by a burning faith and a deep-rooted desire to make a positive impact, Sito embarked on a transformative journey. Drawing upon his theological studies and church planting training, he introduced the concept of house churches as inclusive spaces where neighbors could gather to share stories and seek solace in the teachings of Jesus. Sito’s vision extended beyond physical structures; he sought to cultivate a network of communities where faith could thrive, a calling reinforced by vivid, prophetic dreams that often manifested as real-life blessings for those he prayed for.

Driven by his unwavering faith and commitment to serving others, Sito prioritized discipleship training as a central tenet of his approach. Through mentorship programs, Bible studies, and leadership workshops, he aimed to empower individuals to become impactful disciples of Christ, sharing the Gospel with passion and purpose within their communities. Beginning with informal Good News Groups that later evolved into structured house churches, Sito’s network not only offered spiritual support but also practical assistance such as foster homes for vulnerable children, access to education, and healthcare services. Despite facing challenges along the way, Sito’s steadfast dedication and the collective efforts of believers enabled the house churches to flourish as vital centers of holistic support, providing children with a brighter and more hopeful future in Uganda.