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“Jesus said that the GREATEST commandment besides loving the Lord God with all my heart, mind, and soul is to love my NEIGHBOR as myself. Doesn’t that mean, then, that I should be spending as much on my neighbor as … Continue reading →

Brian Nyombi has written a note that I thought I’d share with you.  You can read more about Brian in the post “Speechless.” Dear friends in the West, On behalf of all the children of Nkumba Ministry, allow me to … Continue reading →

Brian Nyombi has written a note that I thought I’d share with you.  You can read more about Brian in the post “Speechless.” Dear friends in the West, On behalf of all the children of Nkumba Ministry, allow me to … Continue reading →

Remember those In Chains for Evangelism, those who Need an Introduction to the Gospel & those who are Hungry or Thirsty. (based on Hebrews 13:3, Matthew 28:18-20 and Matthew 25:35-45) Although eating white rice for dinner may seem to us … Continue reading →

When a poor person dies of hunger, it has not happened because God did not take care of him or her. It has happened because neither you nor I wanted to give that person what he or she needed. We … Continue reading →

For freedom Christ has set us free; stand firm therefore… When Frank and I read Anne’s post (shared on Monday), our perspective shifted yet again.  We are in the midst of moving and making some repairs to the home, and … Continue reading →

I have been following the blog of Anne Poulsen, who was recently in Uganda.  This post stopped both Frank and me in our tracks.  Really and truly.  Here’s what Anne wrote about this girl she met there… I don’t know … Continue reading →

shared by Jenell TeVelde and John Mugabi We all know that each of us reading this blog have been called to help God’s children in Uganda.  We want to feed them today, but more than that, we would like them … Continue reading →

From the autobiography of George Muller—his reflection on a donation he received in 1834.  The story of the money donated is as follows: A lady was going to purchase a dress.  The sum she donated was the difference between the … Continue reading →

From the autobiography of George Muller—his reflection on a donation he received in 1834.  The story of the money donated is as follows: A lady was going to purchase a dress.  The sum she donated was the difference between the … Continue reading →

This post/idea borrowed from Tom Davis of Children’s HopeChest with permission. Ok everyone…it’s the summer! We all know what that means – time for some fun, right? As we enjoy time with friends and family, please remember that there is … Continue reading →

One year ago today, Fred Bukenya, a leader with Nkumba Ministries, and also the man earmarked as the future pastor of the church at Nkumba, was in a terrible accident.  A lorry crashed into their vehicle, and Fred was severely … Continue reading →