“Whoever welcomes one of these children in my name,
welcomes me.” – Jesus
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Mission Critical International
8915 Finnery Dr
Tomball, Texas 77375
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of this wonderful orphanage.
Mission Critical International 501(c)(3) public charity EIN #45-5395074
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Mission Moroto is an orphanage in the country of Uganda, Africa. It is lead by Rebekah Bullen originally from Houston, Texas. Rebekah has spent her adult life working in inner-city Los Angeles, Zambia, Rwanda, Colombia and Liberia ministering to children and in 2020 God blessed her with her own orphanage in Moroto, Uganda.The orphanage is in a remote area of northeastern Uganda called Karamoja. The area is extremely desperate with starvation and disease being commonplace. By God’s grace and the support of many brothers and sisters in Christ, Rebekah has carved out a safe place in this destitute region and is currently loving and serving over 300 Karamojong orphans. Nearly every week Rebekah is blessed to rescue another child from imminent death. She also has been blessed to share the gospel with remote villages and in the local prison with wonderful response. Only heaven knows the impact that God has planned for this mission.
You can follow her exploits at: www.facebook.com/rrbullen
She can be reached at: rebekah.bullen@missioncriticalintl.org
or
toll free at +1 (936) 524-0649
Mission Moroto Facebook Page
Read all about our family’s story
HERE
Join us on a mission trip
HERE
Our Progress so far…
Our Next BIG Dreams…
Our YouTube Feed…
YouTube
Mission Moroto Revival Final
Journey Fellowshiip - Missions Week : Guest Pastor -Matt Bullen
Mountainside Revival! About 700 baptized today Praise the Lord Most High❤️🔥
Our Facebook Feed…
“Thus far the Lord has helped us…”
We want to thank all of you for your prayers, support, donations, for sharing our vision for this school with all your friends & family… for everything you have done to help bring this dream into reality!! It’s here it’s built!! Praise God!!💞🎉 He has helped us through each of you!! We are almost there…
We still need desks, a staff latrine, a water collection system, school supplies, to hire teachers… to pass the required inspection to receive our license and open this school for God’s glory in February. Please pray with us to see this impossible dream come true. With God’s help and your participation I know it can happen.
If you’d like to contribute you can at
Mission Moroto – Mission Critical International
www.missionmoroto.org
January 12-14, 2024 Chrisco Church Moroto and Mission Critical International hosted a tent revival with over 400 villagers.
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Christmas 2024
Wow!! Christmas is upon us. We leave for Uganda December 3rd. I feel like we just landed!! However, we are already beginning to pack to head back loaded with Christmas and all the amazing gifts you guys always provide for the children.
This year our plans for the children include giving all the older children a bundle of clothes, a storage box, and a candy cane. The littles a matchbox car, a doll or ball, and a candy cane. Plus restocking the wash house with their new clothes. And having a Christmas party with the staff and their families. This includes adding meat, potatoes, egg plant, watermelon, a soda, possibly a small piece of cake each if we can get it. We are planning to have about 360 for Christmas this year!! That includes our children, staff and their children. We could use your help to make this a wonderful Christmas for everyone.
Our needs:
Donations:
For the storage boxes for the older children they run about $10ea.
For hand made African dolls for all the young girls. $1.50ea.
For the extra food for Christmas Dinner $1 per person
We also need:
-boys shorts T3-6
-girls dress T2-6
-soccer balls, bouncy balls, kick balls, all sizes for big kids & little people
-cars & trucks
*candy canes
*The Bible says, “Is there anything impossible for God?” The correct answer is No… so I’m going to go ahead and place a Christmas wish here. I wish we could give a candy cane to all the children that attend our village churches this year. We have planted 24 churches in the villages. We have daily Jesus & porridge programs running in most of them already. I would love to hold a service in each one leading up to Christmas take our choir and sing some Christmas hymns and share the Jesus story. Then give all the children a candy cane. To do this we would need a little fuel and about 2000 candy canes. Maybe God has blessed you and you could help us share Jesus & Christmas with these precious people.
You can donate at www.missionmoroto.org
And/or visit our Amazon wish list at
www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/YMJ0XJBCQW44?ref=cm_sw_em_r_un_un_FIyGS0r7bruho
I would need to receive all donations by Monday, November 25th.
Thank you so much💕🙏
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
A day in the life of Rebekah Renee Bullen 🙃
At 7:30am this morning one of Rebekah's pastor team members is waiting at the door for a motorcycle key to carry our pastor team up to one of our remote village churches for a marriage conference & grand opening of the new church building. Then Rebekah heads to town to get internet so she can send documents to the minister of education for our new school licensing process. On the way she must drop a staff member and two children at the hospital. It had rained last night and they encounter a mining semi truck stuck in the mud so Rebekah guns her Land Cruiser and turns off-road sliding and bouncing through deep mud and throwing mud all over the vehicle. She stops at 2 stores for baby supplies. After dropping the children at the hospital, she stops at Mount Moroto Hotel to get wifi so she can send her documents. Suddenly she smells a terrible stench in the vehicle so she opens the glovebox to find a very large rat with a nest full of baby rats! She screams, slams the glovebox then carries the glovebox to the parking lot trash can and promptly dumps the squealing contents into the trash. 🤣 She does her computer work and realizes she is feeling very ill and needs to go to the clinic and get tested. But first, she needs to go buy 20 sacks of maize flour from 3 different locations, pick up the kids from the hospital, and drop our friends from the Netherlands off at Mission Moroto. She then picks up another staff member and heads to the clinic to find she had Malaria and Typhoid. As the doctor is trying to put in an IV port in her hand, she is typing into her phone important time sensitive information to the minister of education. Then Rebekah and her staff member head to Moroto Prison for an appointment with the warden to receive 6 preschool children whose parents are incarcerated there. After waiting for an hour and a half they explain that the prison's paperwork is not yet complete so she must return another day. She arrives home just in time to have the staff count out the beans and cups of rice and flour for the next day's meals. District personnel come and inspect the new school and all is in process! She organized family worship, took her medicine, organized a boy to have eye surgery on Friday, and is sending two staff members to Kampala for school licensing and to get one of our girls with a heart condition some new medicine. Then she called Lisa and me to catch us up ❤🙏 Monday, a family of 11 will arrive for a week and a half visit at the mission and the day after they leave another team of 3 will arrive for a visit. But all in all it was just another day in the life of Rebekah Renee Bullen and Mission Moroto 🤣
3 CommentsComment on Facebook
What an amazing servant and leader 💖.
She is just amazing!
My hero!
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Our History…
In November of 2007, the Lord told Bill Behrmann, “Build Me an orphanage for My Karamojong Bush Children of Uganda, Africa.” Two months later, God told Bill to go there, he obeyed and God went to work. Bill came back with 75 acres of property he didn’t even ask for! Bill and his friends went on to found the orphanage, dubbed “Bill’s Tribe”, and many miracles ensued. In 2019 Bill Behrmann passed into heaven and in 2020 Rebekah Bullen inherited the orphanage now known as Mission Moroto, a project of Mission Critical International currently housing over 300 orphans.
Current Sponsorship Progress…
Our Staff…
Mission Moroto Facebook Page
Read all about our family’s story
HERE
Join us on a mission trip
HERE
Our Progress so far…
Our Next BIG Dreams…
Our YouTube Feed…
YouTube
Mission Moroto Revival Final
Journey Fellowshiip - Missions Week : Guest Pastor -Matt Bullen
Mountainside Revival! About 700 baptized today Praise the Lord Most High❤️🔥
Our Facebook Feed…
“Thus far the Lord has helped us…”
We want to thank all of you for your prayers, support, donations, for sharing our vision for this school with all your friends & family… for everything you have done to help bring this dream into reality!! It’s here it’s built!! Praise God!!💞🎉 He has helped us through each of you!! We are almost there…
We still need desks, a staff latrine, a water collection system, school supplies, to hire teachers… to pass the required inspection to receive our license and open this school for God’s glory in February. Please pray with us to see this impossible dream come true. With God’s help and your participation I know it can happen.
If you’d like to contribute you can at
Mission Moroto – Mission Critical International
www.missionmoroto.org
January 12-14, 2024 Chrisco Church Moroto and Mission Critical International hosted a tent revival with over 400 villagers.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Christmas 2024
Wow!! Christmas is upon us. We leave for Uganda December 3rd. I feel like we just landed!! However, we are already beginning to pack to head back loaded with Christmas and all the amazing gifts you guys always provide for the children.
This year our plans for the children include giving all the older children a bundle of clothes, a storage box, and a candy cane. The littles a matchbox car, a doll or ball, and a candy cane. Plus restocking the wash house with their new clothes. And having a Christmas party with the staff and their families. This includes adding meat, potatoes, egg plant, watermelon, a soda, possibly a small piece of cake each if we can get it. We are planning to have about 360 for Christmas this year!! That includes our children, staff and their children. We could use your help to make this a wonderful Christmas for everyone.
Our needs:
Donations:
For the storage boxes for the older children they run about $10ea.
For hand made African dolls for all the young girls. $1.50ea.
For the extra food for Christmas Dinner $1 per person
We also need:
-boys shorts T3-6
-girls dress T2-6
-soccer balls, bouncy balls, kick balls, all sizes for big kids & little people
-cars & trucks
*candy canes
*The Bible says, “Is there anything impossible for God?” The correct answer is No… so I’m going to go ahead and place a Christmas wish here. I wish we could give a candy cane to all the children that attend our village churches this year. We have planted 24 churches in the villages. We have daily Jesus & porridge programs running in most of them already. I would love to hold a service in each one leading up to Christmas take our choir and sing some Christmas hymns and share the Jesus story. Then give all the children a candy cane. To do this we would need a little fuel and about 2000 candy canes. Maybe God has blessed you and you could help us share Jesus & Christmas with these precious people.
You can donate at www.missionmoroto.org
And/or visit our Amazon wish list at
www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/YMJ0XJBCQW44?ref=cm_sw_em_r_un_un_FIyGS0r7bruho
I would need to receive all donations by Monday, November 25th.
Thank you so much💕🙏
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
A day in the life of Rebekah Renee Bullen 🙃
At 7:30am this morning one of Rebekah's pastor team members is waiting at the door for a motorcycle key to carry our pastor team up to one of our remote village churches for a marriage conference & grand opening of the new church building. Then Rebekah heads to town to get internet so she can send documents to the minister of education for our new school licensing process. On the way she must drop a staff member and two children at the hospital. It had rained last night and they encounter a mining semi truck stuck in the mud so Rebekah guns her Land Cruiser and turns off-road sliding and bouncing through deep mud and throwing mud all over the vehicle. She stops at 2 stores for baby supplies. After dropping the children at the hospital, she stops at Mount Moroto Hotel to get wifi so she can send her documents. Suddenly she smells a terrible stench in the vehicle so she opens the glovebox to find a very large rat with a nest full of baby rats! She screams, slams the glovebox then carries the glovebox to the parking lot trash can and promptly dumps the squealing contents into the trash. 🤣 She does her computer work and realizes she is feeling very ill and needs to go to the clinic and get tested. But first, she needs to go buy 20 sacks of maize flour from 3 different locations, pick up the kids from the hospital, and drop our friends from the Netherlands off at Mission Moroto. She then picks up another staff member and heads to the clinic to find she had Malaria and Typhoid. As the doctor is trying to put in an IV port in her hand, she is typing into her phone important time sensitive information to the minister of education. Then Rebekah and her staff member head to Moroto Prison for an appointment with the warden to receive 6 preschool children whose parents are incarcerated there. After waiting for an hour and a half they explain that the prison's paperwork is not yet complete so she must return another day. She arrives home just in time to have the staff count out the beans and cups of rice and flour for the next day's meals. District personnel come and inspect the new school and all is in process! She organized family worship, took her medicine, organized a boy to have eye surgery on Friday, and is sending two staff members to Kampala for school licensing and to get one of our girls with a heart condition some new medicine. Then she called Lisa and me to catch us up ❤🙏 Monday, a family of 11 will arrive for a week and a half visit at the mission and the day after they leave another team of 3 will arrive for a visit. But all in all it was just another day in the life of Rebekah Renee Bullen and Mission Moroto 🤣
3 CommentsComment on Facebook
What an amazing servant and leader 💖.
She is just amazing!
My hero!
Our History…
In November of 2007, the Lord told Bill Behrmann, “Build Me an orphanage for My Karamojong Bush Children of Uganda, Africa.” Two months later, God told Bill to go there, he obeyed and God went to work. Bill came back with 75 acres of property he didn’t even ask for! Bill and his friends went on to found the orphanage, dubbed “Bill’s Tribe”, and many miracles ensued. In 2019 Bill Behrmann passed into heaven and in 2020 Rebekah Bullen inherited the orphanage now known as Mission Moroto, a project of Mission Critical International currently housing over 300 orphans.
Current Sponsorship Progress…
Our Staff…