Safari day one
Uganda is hot! Between the temperature in the 80s F and the humidity in the mid 80% range the energy is sucked out of your body, even if you are not doing
Read more about Safari day oneUganda is hot! Between the temperature in the 80s F and the humidity in the mid 80% range the energy is sucked out of your body, even if you are not doing
Read more about Safari day oneToday was our second day at the orphanage. I want to share with you the impact that your contribution has had on the kids here. The supplies we had to purc
Read more about How your support helped change lives today*Found this post sitting in the hopper from a couple days ago. Whoops. Looks like I never finished it. Now I never will ;)* Last night we got home around 1
Read more about 7 hour dust bowlIn Uganda it is shameful to cry. This morning the team gathered and shared experiences from yesterday. The stories were moving. “Love me” Scott
Read more about Do not cry little oneWhew! What a day! When I think of emotional roller coasters I will forever think of this day. The team travelled to two places today. The first place we st
Read more about Visiting the orphanagePastors Christopher and Grace of the Lwantama church have built a school for the community. It is still a work in progress. There are currently 350 student
Read more about Lwantama SchoolYesu Akwagala is a phrase in Lugandan (the name of the primary language here) meaning: Jesus Loves you. Today I went was honored to speak at the Lwantama E
Read more about Yesu Akwagala I am laying here in bed at 5 am (6 pm Seattle time) mulling over the happenings of yesterday. Yesterday was our first physical interaction with any
Read more about Feed Me, Clothe MeToday was National Women’s Day in Uganda. It is similar to an expanded Mother’s Day in the U.S.A. The team went to a nearby church where a dinn
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