By Prayer

Quebec has the largest people group in North America unreached by the Gospel—around 99.3% of its population. Ninety-one percent of Québécois consider themselves Roman Catholic. But for the vast majority, Catholicism is cultural identity rather than a religious belief system. In a 2021 census, common-law relationships consisted of 42.7% of cohabitation compared with only 16.9% outside of Quebec. Fewer than 1% of the French-speaking population consider themselves evangelical Christians. Further, the province has more than 1,000 communities with no evangelical churches.

After more than two decades of civil war, Uganda is in the process of recovering. During this time, 1.3 million people were forced into IDP's (Internal Displacement Camps). An estimated 60,000 children were abducted and forced to become child soldiers. In 2006, the cessation of hostilities agreement was signed by the LRA and the government of Uganda. There remains great need.

With a four-focus approach of Trauma Healing, Faith-Based Support, Resettlement, and Community Development, ILA (I Live Again) Uganda is right there, addressing these needs.