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Night to Shine 2018
Last month Amazima Ministries partnered with Ekisa Ministries, an organization in Uganda that serves the special needs community of Uganda, to host Night to Shine. Night to Shine is an unforgettable prom night experience, centered on God’s love, for people with…
When God Moves in Unexpected Places
This past season, we saw God move mightily at the construction site for Phase II of The Amazima School, where He met 23 men and women from eMi Design* in the mundane and put a desire in them to learn…
Daring to Hope Book Tour Highlights
Daring to Hope, Katie's second book, is an invitation to cling to the God of the impossible—the God who whispers His love to us in the quiet, in the mundane, when our prayers are not answered the way we want or…
The Sky’s the Limit
In the heat of the day, a group of 30 construction workers at The Amazima School volunteer their lunch hour to learn more about baptism. With their hard helmets and dusty work clothes on, they gather with open hearts under…
A Day in the Life
Every day, you’re helping shape and mold students into the men and women God’s calling them to be through your faithful prayer and giving. Thanks for joining us on our mission to live out the love of Jesus by educating…
The Amazima School Update: Term II Highlights
Thanks for continuing to allow our first class of students at The Amazima School to flourish physically, emotionally, and spiritually! Every day, your generosity is helping to educate and disciple the next generation in Uganda. Enjoy highlights from Term II!…
Retired, But Not Tired
Patrick, a retired lab technician, is embracing new farming methods after decades of using traditional Ugandan methods. “I am retired, but I’m not tired,” Patrick says with a beaming smile on his face. For community members like Patrick who have…
Raising Up Servant Leaders
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…
A Legacy of Love
“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…
When Helping Hurts
Have you ever found yourself in a situation where your desire to help ended up making a bad situation worse? You had good intentions, but your good intentions lacked knowledge, wisdom, and understanding of the full picture. Maybe a specific…
Love Bears All Things
In Uganda, like many other places in the world, being a mother oftentimes means carrying a heavy load—physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Because of your generosity, women like Salama are no longer carrying the heavy load alone. For years Salama sought…
Easter at Amazima
Because of your prayers and giving, two things happened at Amazima over the weekend: the gospel went out and Jesus was glorified. The gospel went out into The Amazima School, where teachers and house parents knelt down and washed the…
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