Author Archives: rememberthepoor

Christ’s call is to feed the hungry, not the full; to save the lost, not the stiff-necked; not to call the scoffers, but sinners to repentance; not to build and furnish comfortable chapels, churches, and cathedrals at home in which … Continue reading →

Below is a letter just received by Nkumba Ministries from the local council leaders in Katakwi, a district in Teso.

Below is a letter just received by Nkumba Ministries from the local council leaders in Katakwi, a district in Teso.

The best-spent 157 seconds of your day.

shared by John Mugabi Gold Mine #2!! Today has yet been a day of good news! We are getting 80 acres instead of 45!!!  To us this is so great, and we are so happy to expand our ministry. The … Continue reading →

Let’s make this number ZERO.  We’re drilling wells for clean water.  Want to help?

Shared by Cara Murray If you ask Pastor John what the kids at Nkumba Ministries have to drink, he will tell you that they drink porridge.  Porridge is their 10 am snack since most of the students do not get … Continue reading →

As John said, it’s multiplication time!  There are now 8 new baby goats at the gold mine (farmland).   It seems quite fitting that Moses Babu’s goat was the first to deliver.

In rural Ethiopia, parents are forced to kill some of their children due to tribal superstitions.  Drawn from Water is rescuing and providing a home for these children.  Read More…

shared by Mark Lubega Oh give thanks to the LORD, for he is good, for his steadfast love endures forever! Psalm 107:1 Hi Friends! Greetings to you all and hope all is well. My heart is filled with warmth and … Continue reading →

shared by Mark Lubega Oh give thanks to the LORD, for he is good, for his steadfast love endures forever! Psalm 107:1 Hi Friends! Greetings to you all and hope all is well. My heart is filled with warmth and … Continue reading →

I am vacillating somewhere between speechless and writing a small novella. Unfortunately for you, it might turn out to be the latter :). It’s only Tuesday, and this week has already held enough surprises that we can call it a … Continue reading →