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     God's Vision

Today, many of the children who once arrived broken and abandoned have grown into young adults. They are becoming independent, receiving mission training, and are now being sent out to serve in farther and wider regions. Disability is no longer seen as a mark of weakness or exclusion. Instead, those once considered the most vulnerable are now being trained as disciples, leaders, and proclaimers of God’s Word sent back into the world to train others. Through the lives of the weakest, God has raised up powerful witnesses and used them as precious instruments to bless the land. Through the lives of the weakest, God has raised up powerful witnesses and used them as precious instruments to bless the land.

What began as seeds sown in dusty, barren soil has grown into a mighty tree, a vision taking root, under which the next generation will rise, shaping the world and building mountains of hope yet to come.

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Moments of Grace

The greater the hardship, the greater the grace. One of the greatest miracles we have experienced is the gift of God given partners.

Although many long term foreign missionaries could not remain with us, God raised up faithful local partners in Uganda, men and women of deep faith, who carried this work with us for many years. Through them, God sustained His mission. For people as limited as we are, the dream of building a special needs school, a vocational school for people with disabilities, and a faith centered community where worship, the Word, and praise never cease, was itself a miracle.

When we were preparing to open the center, we needed to invite people with disabilities from outside the community. At that time, the road was under construction. Many had no wheelchairs, and the path was impossible to cross. Yet on opening day, the road had already been leveled and widened, as if prepared in advance.

On that same day, our scheduled speaker could not come, and a replacement had to be arranged at the last minute. Heavy rain fell everywhere nearby, yet only above our area the sky remained completely clear. These signs confirmed to us that this work was pleasing to God.  Later, when we needed electricity, the region had none. Supplying it required over twenty utility poles from a distant source. One day we arrived and found the poles already standing. One stood beside the special needs school, one by the vocational school, and one near our water well. We later learned that a Ugandan woman in the UK had arranged electricity for her elderly mother far away. The only possible route for the power line passed directly through our community, over distant hills, making it unavoidable.

Here, these living miracles continue to strengthen us, reminding us that God is working far beyond what we could ever imagine.

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