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A few months ago, Paragon Marketing decided they wanted to invest in the first class of students at The Amazima School. And they didn’t just want to write a check. They wanted to participate. They wanted to do something. So…
“Nazareth! Can anything good come from there?” Nathanael asked. “Come and see,” said Philip. Many of you are probably familiar with this exchange about Jesus’ hometown in John 1. People from Nazareth were looked down upon and certainly weren’t promised…
Every so often, all of the seemingly small, behind-the-scenes moments of ministry lead to tangible victories; like hundreds of children from Buziika and surrounding villages gathered for two full days under the name of Jesus. Thanks to the help of…
It’s a big month for the children of Amazima! Holiday break will come to an end soon and students are counting down the days with excitement. While many around the world look forward to school breaks, most of the children…
We’re five months out from opening the doors at The Amazima School! We believe the most important thing we can do right now is pray. Will you watch this quick video and join us? Here are a few prayer points…
Two years ago, the Rupp family said goodbye to their 18-year-old daughter, Hannah, who unexpectedly went home to Heaven. If you were to walk around their house today, you would see scriptures written out on little sheets of paper next…
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, and share some invaluable lessons they’ve learned while ministering in Uganda. The Archibald Project is…
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 make campus housing feel like home for students, house parents, and staff who will live…
“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…
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 share.This month, Peninah chose to share about her relationship with Christ. Amazima’s sponsors help provide…
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, and a principal. Visit www.theamazimaschool.org for additional job openings. Construction is running a little behind due…
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…
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