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The HHN Nakuru Football Team today received a football from HHN CEO Inger Johanne Kvelstad, who continues to champion youth development through creative and inspirational initiatives. The team expressed gratitude and committed to expanding HHN’s influence using sports as an outreach platform. CEO Kvelstad promised more support in the near future to empower the team […]

Heavenly Homes Network CEO Inger Johanne Kvelstad led today’s HHN fellowship in Kenya with a powerful and heartfelt message. Speaking to a gathering of enthusiastic youths, she taught on the importance of walking closely with Jesus in everyday life. The fellowship was marked by deep reflection, worship, and renewed dedication. Participants left the meeting strengthened

Today’s T4T (Training for Trainers) session at Ndorwa School witnessed the mighty move of God. Four Muslim students accepted Jesus Christ after hearing a powerful testimony shared by the HHN team. The message touched hearts deeply, leading to tears, repentance, and a joyful confession of faith. The school leader also expressed great excitement and accepted

In a remarkable evangelism outreach, HHN preached to a group of Nakuru youths, resulting in ten people giving their lives to Jesus Christ. The heartfelt message of truth and love touched their spirits, leading them to renounce their old ways and embrace a personal relationship with Christ. HHN emphasized the importance of spiritual growth and

Heavenly Homes Network (HHN) held a powerful meeting today with students at UCU Bishop Barham University, where testimonies of God’s transforming power were shared. Among the students were former alcohol addicts who, after last week’s prayer and fellowship, have completely turned away from alcohol. They joyfully reported that for the first time in many years,

Kampala witnessed a remarkable move of God as the Heavenly Homes Network (HHN) hosted a powerful home fellowship. During the gathering, 20 people gave their lives to Jesus Christ—among them five Muslims, ten Catholics, and five Anglicans. The diversity of the new believers highlighted the unifying power of the gospel, transcending religious backgrounds and traditions.

In Uganda, the Heavenly Homes Network (HHN) continues to witness the transforming power of God. Recently, five Catholic believers encountered the gospel through an HHN team visit. After deep fellowship and prayer, they joyfully accepted Jesus Christ as their personal Lord and Savior. The new converts expressed their gratitude for the truth they have found

Today, Heavenly Homes Network (HHN) has begun planting watermelons in Olikwi Village, Arinyapi Sub-County, South Sudan. 🌱🍉 This initiative is rooted in the vision of our house churches, where faith and practical work go hand in hand. Beyond spiritual growth, HHN is committed to empowering communities through sustainable projects that bring food, income, and hope.

Yesterday, Heavenly Homes Network (HHN) met with house churches in Kampala, gathering together for fellowship and encouragement. During this powerful meeting, one of our co-workers who had been under demonic oppression—an attack that had hindered him from completing his house—experienced deliverance in Jesus’ name. The atmosphere was filled with miracles, and the joy of the

On 27th September 2025, Heavenly Homes Network (HHN) students at King Cesar University came together in a joyful football match. The event went beyond the game itself—it strengthened unity, fostered teamwork, and created lasting friendships among the participants. Members of HHN represented the network with discipline, commitment, and excellence, turning the field into a platform