The team in Uganda have been working hard with the local Kasese government office to get permission to gather the street kids, at a socia...

Despite the terrible flooding in recent days the wonderful Amaha We Ugandan Team continue to spend your money wisely. The floods have cau...

William is organising the delivery of life saving food to families in great need to avoid starvation. The food is being distributed from ...

Story by Loren Eisley One day, an old man was walking along a beach that was littered with thousands of starfish that had been washed ash...

Number 1 it is amazing that we can keep communication going around the world and connect with our Ugandan brothers and sisters. Number 2 ...

Last year I sent AWU the money for a wheelchair for a lady whom I had seen when I visited Uganda in July/August 2016. Following that Will...

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Mission 2019 might be finished but the work continues. The Ugandan team don't rest in their mission work and the team have already sent p...

And so Mission 2019 draws towards the end. We have had an amazing time in the South Rwenzori but now it was back to Nabugabo to think abo...

The penultimate day in Kasese was spent visiting six women's groups to offer encouragement and to hear some wonderful testimonies. Three ...

Please take time to watch the video of Joffrey's testimony. It's 4 minutes of your life - for him it was life changing and why we do what...

From our first generation of street boys we heard some wonderful success stories. The boys are still meeting in fellowship and some of th...

What a wonderful day at The Garden of Eden and what answers to prayer. Despite the rain, the choir from Bwera (who had achieved second pl...

It was a total surprise to turn up to the library for our day with spouses to find a group of secondary age students sitting in one of th...

It is all to easy to forget that our wonderful Ugandan team leave family behind whenever they go off on mission and that can be for sever...

Just across the road from the library is the garden that so many of you helped to plant through your kind donations. The walls have been ...

Thank you so much to everyone who donated to this wonderful mission. Your donations helped in ensuring the success of the mission. Read t...

Of course whatever the initial plan one should always expect the little extras on any mission. Some more unexpected than others! These ar...

Mike and I spent our day in Kajwenge visiting schools- something I always enjoy immensely. Lay reader John lives and works at St Peter's ...

Take a street boy called Napoleon, an amazing Ugandan team who have been working unceasingly for 11 years by the Grace of God and your do...