News & Updates

Dear Friends, It’s been a very difficult week for all of us, and I thought you could use some good news: Yesterday, our very first V127 baby was born! (Would she be considered our grand baby??) Annet and Edward are the proud new parents of Eliana Ariella Lubega. Eliana’s name means “God has answered”. Annet was our very first V127 child. Her father died when she was young and she was raised by her grandmother. When she came to us, she was

Dear Friends, I wanted to update you on the purpose and function of our higher education fund. When we first started this ministry, we quickly realized that we want to provide our children with every possible opportunity to succeed. We were not going to abandon them when they completed secondary school, so we committed to helping any of our students who qualified to attend vocational school or college. This is a challenging venture, for we are not asking our sponsors to

Victory Primary School We are so excited that God provided the funds we needed to complete Phase 2 of our Victory Primary School construction project! Our team has been working feverishly to get our four new classrooms ready for the 2020 school year that began Feb 3rd. We didn’t quite make that deadline, but we are hoping those classrooms will be in use by next week! We are definitely in need of them, for we have now added P7 to

Dear Friends, I trust you had a wonderful time with your friends and family celebrating the birth of our Savior! Our friends in Uganda have just completed an entire month of celebration, and it culminates tonight with an all night prayer service leading into the new year. Here are a few highlights from the season: 1. Dec 8th…Speech Day. This is a celebration of the end of the school year where our children demonstrate their academic and artistic achievements. Our amazing

Dear Friends, I just had to let you know of another milestone in our ministry. This past weekend, our William Erisa Kabanda graduated from vocational school with a certificate in Mechanics.William is our first male to graduate from higher education and we are so proud of him! William Erisa & his siblings Edith and Samuel were abandoned by their father when they were young, and then later abandoned by their mother as well. At the age of 16, William Erisa