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							| Lisa Megarry (left) and Jan Knowles 
							(right) recently returned from 
							missionary outreach work in Uganda,
							are pictured with the Rector, the 
							Rev Paul Dundas at morning worship at Christ Church 
							Parish on Sunday 10th September. | The Rev. Diane Matchett (left) and 
							the Parish�s praise group - �Salt�, led the praise 
							at Christ Church Parish, Lisburn on Sunday 10th 
							September. | 
					
				 
				During morning worship at Christ Church 
				Parish, Lisburn on Sunday 10th September, two young 
				members of the congregation - Lisa Megarry and Jan Knowles gave 
				an overview of their recent missionary outreach work in Uganda 
				in the summer using a slide and video presentation. The Rector, 
				the Rev Paul Dundas led the service and in commended Lisa and 
				Jan on being such fine ambassadors for the church, spoke about 
				how their work in sharing the Good News in Uganda, had changed 
				their Christian life. The Rev. Diane Matchett and the Parish�s 
				praise group - �Salt�, led the praise.
				Lisa Megarry left on the 31st 
				July with eleven others for a two-week mission to Uganda with 
				�Ignite�. Based in a remote village just outside Kampala, she 
				was involved in children�s ministry, health education and baby 
				clinics and also to helped to paint a school. The team were 
				welcomed with open arms and anything they did, no matter how 
				small or insignificant, was really appreciated by the people in 
				the village. Lisa�s lasting memory of Africa is the warmth of 
				the Ugandan people and their generosity of spirit. She feels 
				truly blessed at having had this opportunity and looking back on 
				it all she feels that she has received far more than she could 
				ever have given. Lisa hopes to go back to Uganda some day.
				Jan Knowles, was one of a team of 32 
				members and friends of Glenavy Parish Churches who left on 
				Sunday 9th July and divided into three sub-teams to 
				carry out medical, construction and schools� work for Fields of 
				Life. Jan was one of the 13-strong school team and during the 
				two weeks she was involved in conducing a summer-school 
				programme at Tabiro Primary School, which was financed by the 
				parish of Drummaul (near Randlestown) and built by Fields of 
				Life in 2003. During the second week Jan and her team conduced 
				a summer-school programme at the Vision Global Academy in Tororo 
				where they were joined by the Glenavy construction team. 
				Both Lisa and Jan concluded their talks by 
				emphasising the importance of sponsoring a child.