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Stories and updates from the Amazima team in Uganda and in the States.
- Uganda ·
A Different Take on Mothers
Mother. One word can mean so much. In many places, the word “mother” is used very specifically. But in Uganda, it is a term used quite…
- Scholarship Program ·
Planting Seeds
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…
- Scholarship Program ·
Easter 2018: He is Risen!
One of our students, Brian, tells us what the life and death of Jesus means in his life. We are so thankful that we get…
- The Amazima School ·
The Amazima School Official Grand Opening
A year after opening its doors, hundreds of community members, friends, students, government officials, and staff gathered to celebrate the official grand opening and chapel…
- The Amazima School ·
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.…
- The Amazima School ·
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…
- Katie Davis Majors ·
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…
- The Amazima School ·
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.…
- The Amazima School ·
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…
- The Amazima School ·
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…
- Farming Program ·
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…
- Stories ·
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…
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