On my first trip to Africa in 2001, I met a lovely young Ugandan mother named Grace. Her husband had died of AIDS and consequently Grace was HIV positive. She struggled to provide for her …
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It took a few days to learn the truth about reflectors. It was another month before she discovered that the shower, already a small miracle, also offered hot water.
“I was used to bathing at a well,” said Zahara, now 19. “I didn’t know if you turned the knob you could get hot water.” Read the full story »
Josh is no newcomer to clinics or hospitals. Since the age of four, he has been poked, prodded, and hospitalized so many times that no one knows the number.
I have been to Uganda with Children of Grace on three different short term trips. I knew moving here would be a different experience from my previous trips, however I did not know the unexpected blessing the Lord would have for me along the way. I also was unprepared for how much I would learn. Read more about my journey…….
My life here in Uganda is a mixture of heartache and joy.
October of 2008, I was challenged in the midst of an economic crisis, not to pull back from giving to the body of Christ, but to see where I could sacrifice or what I could …
The moment was almost surreal. There I was, standing outside a one room mud hut in the village of Mbikko observing Dan who was sitting in the doorway of the hut………
Risa and Kerri will be doing many things while in Uganda. The first is that they will be working on implementing a program called “Junior Achievement” (www.ja.org), which will help the children learn important life …
