
Well. Day 8 of our Uganda trip has come and almost gone.
We will be leaving the beautiful country of Uganda on the 2nd.
Being in Africa has been indescribable. I have met some of the most amazing people in my life and they are the people who live with no electricity, no running water, to medicine, no connection with the outside world, no bible, no money to buy food, no money to get tested for HIV/AIDS, no money to buy ARV’s if they are infected, and no money to send there children to school. All they have is their HOPE in GOD, and that alone gets them from day to day. WOW!!!!
Being here has spurred me on in new ways, to do the right thing, the thing the bible speaks of. Take care of those who are orphaned & widowed, to be a voice for those who have none, and to spread His name to the Nations. God has placed new vision and passion in paul & I. We have SO many things we will begin planning for once we are back in the states. New partnerships, new focuses, new ways of thinking, new trips to plan, new ways to spread God’s word, new ways to share God’s love with those who have nothing, & new ways to restore their hope.
Here are a few pictures from the trip so far. Of course paul has updated his site a couple of times (furthermoreproject.com) We just got REAL internet yesterday. The first week we had literally had nothing! And then once we made it to watoto we finally found reliable internet that is comparatively quick to anything else in Africa. (this would be a snails pace in America… literally!!!)
We will be packing up here in Kampala soon, 3 of our team members drove over to Rwanda (8hrs.) for the next day or so to speak at a conference there and then will be coming back to grab me & jerrod, we are staying at the conference to continue on learning how they run the watoto project. Then we will head on west to visit a couple of other villages and an orphanage.
So goodbye from this masungo for now, (that means white person) we hear this A LOT from the children. They yell this at their friends to get them to come and wave at us as we pass by them. It’s pretty funny!! And I would just like to point out that as I have typed all of this out I have said everything in my mind with an accent. Well technically not an accent I just keep ending my sentences going up like it’s an exclamation… It bugged me at first but now I’m constantly talking that way & literally can’t stop. It’s pretty funny. It’s like we were made to speak this way or something. Haha
Blessings from Uganda Africa, & may your light shine so bright for all the world to see!
~c.b.







