For years, she cared for her blind grandmother, watching other children go to school and longing to join them. At 8 years old, she was given her first opportunity to attend school through Amazima partners. 10 years later, she's full of…
In early July, rejoicing and celebration resounded from Jinja, Uganda to the heights of heaven. 14 of the students at The Amazima School publicly declared their faith by choosing to be baptized! It was a joy, and one we could…
Henry began as a student at The Amazima School in February 2017. He joined us through a partnership we have in-country with a ministry called Good Shepherd’s Fold. Some of the children from GSF attend The Amazima School - and…
“As a youth in Uganda, if you don’t know Jesus Christ, it’s like living a life without a compass.” At five years old, Charles learned something that most children don’t have to learn until much later in life: people die.…
Ten years of friendship and partnership. That’s Patrick and Katie’s story. It is the story of how Amazima began. And it is the story of how we've grown. We are so thrilled to share it with you!
When you have unshakable faith that you just can’t keep quiet about, it's important where you show up to work every day. To be able to share the love of Jesus with those you are surrounded by in and out…
Mama Wilson is a widow and mother to six children. Like many mothers, Mama Wilson longs to provide for her children and ensure their needs are met. But, also, like many mothers around the world, she struggles to find a…
“I could not leave my own children. How would our family legacy live on?” In 2010 Alfonsio had a decision to make after his wife died due to complications at childbirth. Would he walk away, or would he commit to…
“We think sometimes that poverty is only being hungry, naked and homeless. The poverty of being unwanted, unloved and uncared for is the greatest poverty.” Mother Teresa There was a time when three children in our sponsorship outreach shared in…
It’s rare to find these sisters apart from each other. At ages 13 and 14, Noelia and Angela have walked a hard road—together. For most of their lives, they lived alone with their great grandmother who is blind. While most…
Five days a week, he learns in a classroom surrounded by students who are five years younger than him. Is he ashamed to be the oldest by far? One would think so, but Musoke is just grateful to be alive.…
This past year was filled with a lot of good news. Anticipation and excitement continue to fill the air as we build The Amazima School. Every time a brick is laid down, hope fills not only our hearts but the…
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