Riongoro children ministry

29/06/2026

Sunday's sermon Message Recap from Elder Nathan

“Embracing the Change God Brings”
Romans 12:2

Sunday’s message reminded us that change is not always easy, but it is often necessary for growth, maturity, and obedience to God. Using Romans 12:2, we were encouraged not to be conformed to the patterns of this world, but to be transformed by the renewing of our minds so we can discern God’s good, acceptable, and perfect will.

The first reminder was that change begins with God’s call. Just as God called Abram to leave his country, his family, and everything familiar, God sometimes calls us out of comfortable places into unknown territory. We may not receive every detail at the beginning, but faith teaches us to trust God one step at a time.

The second point was that change produces growth. James 1:2-4 teaches that trials test our faith and produce patience, helping us become mature and complete. Growth rarely happens in comfortable places. Like gold being purified by fire, God often uses seasons of pressure, testing, and transition to shape us into who He wants us to become.

The final point was that change leads to new opportunities. God specializes in new beginnings, but sometimes we miss what He is doing because we are still holding on to what used to be. The message challenged us to release old habits, old mindsets, and even old situations that keep us from walking into what God has prepared.

The message closed with a powerful reminder: the same God who changed Abraham, Joseph, and Peter is still changing lives today. We should not resist the change God brings, but trust Him through the process, knowing that He is making us better and leading us into His purpose. Our prayer should be, “Lord, help me change where I am not in line with You.”

Key Truth:
God never brings change just to disrupt our lives. He brings change to grow us, mature us, redirect us, and move us closer to His purpose. Change may feel uncomfortable, but when God is leading it, there is grace for the journey.

Encouragement:
Don’t be afraid when God begins shifting things around you. What feels like loss may actually be preparation. What feels like uncertainty may be God making room for something new. The same God who led Abraham, strengthened Joseph, and transformed Peter is still working in us today.

Action Step:
This week, ask God to show you one area where you may be resisting change. Then pray, listen, and take one faithful step forward. Release what needs to be released, trust God with what you cannot see, and allow Him to renew your mind.

Reflection Question:
What is one change God may be calling me to embrace instead of resist?

18/06/2026

Sunday`s Message Recap from pastor Dan`s Sermon
Faithful Stewards of God’s Grace
1 Peter 4:10

This Sunday’s message reminded us that every believer has received a gift from God, and those gifts were never meant to be hidden, wasted, or used only for ourselves. According to 1 Peter 4:10, we are called to use whatever gift we have received to serve others as faithful stewards of God’s grace.

As we celebrated Stewardess Day, we paused to honor those who faithfully serve the church with dedication, care, commitment, and love. Stewardesses often serve quietly. They may not always receive public recognition or fanfare, but their work is deeply felt in the house of God. They help make sure things are in order, people are cared for, and the church remains a place of welcome, compassion, and grace.

The message reminded us that faithful stewards first serve with a willing heart. Stewardship is more than completing a task. It is giving of ourselves. It is not only what we do, but how we do it. Colossians 3:23 teaches us to work with all our heart, as working for the Lord. God is not just looking for service done out of obligation, but service done with joy, love, and a willing spirit.

We were also reminded through the story of Martha in Luke 10:38-42 that service matters, but worship matters too. Martha served diligently, showing hospitality and care, but Jesus reminded her to find balance. The work of the church is important, but we must never become so busy working for God that we forget to spend time with God.

Faithful stewards also use their gifts to glorify God. Romans 12:6 tells us that we all have different gifts according to the grace given to us. Everyone may not serve in the same way, but every gift matters. Some serve through organization. Some through hospitality. Some through compassion, leadership, generosity, encouragement, wisdom, or prayer. The goal of stewardship is not to be recognized, but to be useful in God’s hands.

The message reminded us that stewardesses do more than prepare the communion table. They also serve the tables of care, concern, compassion, and community. They notice when someone is hurting. They know when someone needs a word, a prayer, a visit, or encouragement. Their ministry reaches beyond what is seen on Sunday morning.

Finally, we were reminded that faithful stewards will be rewarded. Matthew 25:21 says, “Well done, good and faithful servant.” Sometimes we look for earthly rewards, but God sees every act of service. He knows every sacrifice, every quiet assignment, every unseen labor, and every faithful heart.

The story of Tabitha, also called Dorcas, in Acts 9:36-42 showed us the impact of a life spent doing good. Her service touched so many lives that when she died, the community mourned deeply. Her life was a testimony of love, generosity, and faithful stewardship.

The message closed with a powerful reminder: we do not always have to be seen, but we should always be felt. God has given each of us something to offer. The question is not whether our gift is big or small, public or private. The question is whether we are using it faithfully for the glory of God.

May we learn from the example of the stewardesses and become better servants, better stewards, and better witnesses of God’s grace.

One day, we all want to hear the words:
“Well done, thy good and faithful servant.”
Amen.

09/06/2026

Sunday`s Message Recap from pastor Dan`s sermon
“Going Where the Need Is”
Matthew 25:35–40

Sunday’s message reminded us that church is not only about coming into the building for worship, but about leaving the building ready to serve. Jesus teaches in Matthew 25 that when we feed the hungry, welcome the stranger, clothe the needy, care for the sick, and visit those who are forgotten, we are not just helping people, we are serving Christ Himself.

The message challenged us to stop waiting for people to come to us and become more willing to go where the need is. Some people may never walk into a church, open a Bible, or hear the Word unless someone is willing to bring the love of God to them. Ministry often requires us to see the people others overlook: the poor, the elderly, the lonely, the hurting, the homeless, the sick, and those who feel forgotten.

We were reminded that compassion cannot stop at feeling sorry for people. Compassion must move us to action. Love is not just what we say; it is what we do. It may be a phone call, a meal, a visit, a helping hand, a small donation, a prayer, or simply being present for someone in need. Everyone may not be able to do everything, but everyone can do something.

The message also reminded us that every act of kindness can become an act of worship. When we serve others with humility, without judgment, and with the heart of Christ, we show people that God sees them, loves them, and has not forgotten them.

The challenge is simple but powerful: go where the need is. Stop waiting on someone else to make the difference. The person you may be waiting on is you. When we make ourselves available, God can use what we have, bless it, and make it more than enough.

Key Takeaway:
We do not need a title to have a missionary spirit. We just need open eyes, willing hands, and a heart ready to serve Christ by serving others.

26/05/2026

Receive warm greetings from riongoro children orphanage . keep praying for us as things aren't that good on our side may lord guide any soul that is touched by the mercy of God to donate anything to this group . May anybody donate some foodstuffs, clothes,shoes , beddings and many common items that may get joy to the group as we are muchly struggling in getting our day routine better .For any kind of donation may you reach out via email: [email protected]

20/05/2026

Riongoro Orphanage and Community Organization, was established with a clear and divine purpose: to be a channel of Hope to the hopeless and a vessel of God’s love by reaching out to the underprivileged and marginalized, especially children and women, and empowering them to rise with dignity and confidence.
We welcome every support. God bless you! Riongoro Orphanage and Community Organization
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16/05/2026

Good morning beloved saints of God

Verse: Jeremiah 33:3

‘Call to Me, and I will answer you, and show you great and mighty things, which you do not know.’

- Even in difficult circumstances, the Lord invites us to call on Him.
- We are encouraged, by the Lord Himself, to call on Him.
- God is faithful and hears your call, and promises an answer.
- There is so much about God that you still need to discover.

PRAYER: Lord, thank You that I can call on You and You will answer me. You are the God Who does great and mighty things and I am so thankful that I can rely on You and trust in You. Amen.

Have a wonderful Sunday

13/05/2026

VERSE OF THE DAY
1 Peter 5:7 KJV
Casting all your care upon him; for he careth for you.

Casting all your care:
Lord, I drop every burden of this ministry at Your feet — the weight of souls, the need for laborers, the pressure to grow, the battles we don’t see. I refuse to carry what You’ve asked me to cast.

Upon Him:
Father, You own Triumphant Ministry more than I do. I hand over the finances, the open doors, the timing, the people. It’s on You now. Do what only You can do.

For he careth for you: "God, thank You for caring deeply about this work. Because You care, I know You’ll fight for us. Because You care, You’ll hasten the increase. Because You care, You’ll grant every soul an encounter.

For anxiety in ministry:
Lord, I cast away fear of failure, fear of smallness, fear of opposition. Your care is stronger than my worry. Let Your peace guard my heart as I lead this ministry.

For the people:
Father, teach everyone we reach to cast their cares on You too. Let Triumphant Ministry be a place where burdens lift and people discover You truly care for them. Let that encounter lead to triumph always.

For rest in labor:
God, even as we win souls, let us work from rest. We cast the care, but we keep the charge. Strengthen us to run without growing weary, because You carry the load.

Declaration over Triumphant Ministry:
We do not labor as orphans. We are God’s favorites, and He cares for us. Every care is cast. Every battle is His. Every soul is safe in His hands. And we shall always triumph in Christ.🙏🔥

11/05/2026

"The Gospel of Salvation" Preached by the Apostle Paul
(1 Corinthians 15:1-4)
"BELIEVE"
1 Moreover, brethren, I declare unto you the gospel which I preached unto you, which also ye have received, and wherein ye stand; By which also ye are saved, if ye keep in memory what I preach unto you, unless ye have believed in vain. For I delivered unto you first of all that which I also received, how that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures; And that he was buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures:
"JESUS"

10/05/2026

10/05/2026

We will serve the Bread of Life
“Then Jesus declared, ‘I am the Bread of Life. Whoever comes to me will never go hungry, and whoever believes in me will never be thirsty.” (John 6:35)

The food we serve and everything that God provides us to give away to our neighbors is a bonus. We will show them the way to a new life; And not as superiors, but as equals. We are one beggar showing another beggar where we found the Bread of Life who is Jesus Christ.