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From public ministry to time spent among widows in Jinja, we were reminded that Jesus was never so occupied with the crowd that He stopped seeing the individual.

For four unforgettable days in Hoima, women traveled from rural villages—some riding together in trucks and others walking for hours—to gather in the presence of Jesus. What unfolded was more than a conference: it was fellowship, freedom, deliverance, dignity, joy, and a beautiful picture of women refusing to let what they have endured determine who they become.

Gathering with the women of Hoima around Isaiah 53 became an intimate time of seeing Jesus differently—not only as the Savior who heals our brokenness, but as the Savior who entered brokenness Himself and understands our pain.

Traveling alongside Apostle Rachel to village churches gave us another beautiful picture of the global Body of Christ—different places, different people, but one Lord.

In Lungujja, Kampala, we had the privilege of ministering alongside Pastor Florence and her church—a reminder that missions is not only about reaching new places, but strengthening the churches and leaders already faithfully serving their communities.

In Buzikka, we were reminded that no community is too small and no road too distant for the good news of Jesus Christ.

In the village of Ndejje, Uganda, we gathered for a night of ministry centered on a clear and uncompromising message: the Gospel does not simply invite us to believe in Jesus—it calls us to a life transformed by Him.

Serving alongside local churches in Pakistan reminded us that missions is not only about going—it is about coming alongside those already faithfully serving their communities and proclaiming the Gospel.

Our time in Kenya was another opportunity to cross borders with the hope of Jesus Christ, build relationships with fellow believers, and experience the beauty of God's Church among the nations.

During our return to Pakistan, we were reminded of the beautiful unity of the global Church. Across cultures, languages, and nations, our shared faith in Jesus Christ makes us one family and one Body.

We gathered with underground believers to preach the Gospel, provide Bibles, and strengthen the Church through teaching, prayer, and fellowship. Their hunger for the Word, love for one another, and devotion to Jesus left a lasting mark on our team.

Our first mission to Uganda marked the beginning of a relationship that would grow far beyond a single trip. We preached the Gospel in villages, ministered to children and families, and served alongside local leaders—planting seeds that would eventually become a lasting part of The Underground’s mission.

In March 2024, The Underground traveled to Pakistan for its first international mission. During the trip, the team preached the Gospel, ministered in villages, prayed for families, served children, celebrated baptisms, and strengthened local churches.