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Stories and updates from the Amazima team in Uganda and in the States.

- Katie Davis Majors ·
Majors Family Update
Our friends at The Archibald project recently interviewed Katie and Benji Majors, Amazima’s founder and her husband. In this podcast they talk marriage and family,…

- The Amazima School ·
Help Us Say “Welcome Home”!
Early next year, The Amazima School will open its doors to nearly 100 students and over 15 staff members. We need you to help Amazima…

- Stories ·
Meet Patrick
“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.”…

- Scholarship Program ·
Heart of Amazima: Meet Peninah
Every month we intentionally sit down with one of the children in our sponsorship outreach and listen hard and close to what they have to…

- The Amazima School ·
The Amazima School Update: May 2016
Here are three important school updates that you should be aware of: We’ve hired three (3) sets of house parents, a dean of student life,…

- Stories ·
Better Together
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…

- The Amazima School ·
Oh Death, Where Is Your Sting?
This week our staff invited all of the construction workers at The Amazima School to join us for an Easter celebration on their break. We…

- The Amazima School ·
The Amazima School Update: March 2016
Meet the staff and see an update on the buildings. With Mark Guthrie, Head of School, and Katie Majors, Amazima Founder.

- Stories ·
Christ Our Healer
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…

- Scholarship Program ·
Heart of Amazima: Meet Priscilla
Priscilla loves cooking. She not only loves cooking, she loves perfecting her meals by trying new techniques and ingredients! Much like her studies, Priscilla pursues…

- The Amazima School ·
The Amazima School Update: January 2016
What was once intangible has become so real to us. We see progress on The Amazima School every day, and we can’t help but imagine…

- Stories ·
2015 Year in Review
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.…
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