Blog
Stories and updates from the Amazima team in Uganda and in the States.
- Katie Davis Majors ·
A Decade
By: Katie Davis Majors It has been ten years since my feet first stepped onto this red dirt to call this place home. A decade.…
- The Amazima School ·
Help Us Say “Welcome Home”!
Over the next two years, The Amazima School will open its doors to almost 150 new students and 40 new staff. We need you to…
Washed by the Water
This summer, we had 14 students baptized at The Amazima School! They were surrounded by family, friends, mentors, teachers, and staff. Each one of them read their…
- #TeamAmazima ·
Scholarship + Joy
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…
Beautiful Baptism
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…
Life Change through The Amazima School
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…
- Medical Care ·
Following His Compass
“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…
Our First Friend and Partner
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…
- Scholarship Program ·
Sharing the Love of Jesus
Imagine 30 high school students are asked to give up their Saturday to help a grandmother. Maybe what comes to mind is a lot of…
- 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…
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