The adolescence of a little bit of HOPE
It’s barely been half a year since the work of a little bit of HOPE got underway. We had been extremely encouraged by all the communication we were getting over … Continue reading
My trip to Uganda
Later today I head to Uganda for a couple of weeks. My wife Hannah is already there so I’m eagerly looking forward to getting there. Don’t get me wrong, I … Continue reading
Why Ugandans need facebook
Hannah’s written a post, which means there will be a spike in traffic to my blog! It is well known that most African cultures are based on the social and … Continue reading
eBooks, discipleship in Africa, and the future of global Christianity
I believe in global terms Christianity is at a turning point. It’s possible that what the future of global Christianity looks like largely depends on what happens in Africa. Over … Continue reading
In a nutshell… (Archive)
While we were in Uganda in 2011, ‘In a nutshell…’ was our monthly newsletter type thing. This is the archive! December 2011 – Reflecting on an amazing year. November 2011 – Launching … Continue reading
a miniscule bit of HOPE?
I thought I’d seen extreme poverty on several occasions this year. Turns out I hadn’t. But yesterday I did. Josephine, the administrator of a little bit of HOPE (Uganda), and … Continue reading
Sorry.
It’s been way too long! I’m a man, so let me begin with the excuses. My teaching schedule got a little crazy. When I wasn’t teaching I was spending countless … Continue reading
Stuck in the mud
I had a day off on Monday; I headed for Mbale to have a nice relaxing day with good coffee and good Internet. It also gave me the opportunity to … Continue reading
Rita’s big day
{a blog by Hannah} Rita is a six year old girl. I met her a few months ago, she has a problem with her legs that means she is unable … Continue reading
Learning about education
{a blog post by Hannah} The last few weeks have been crazy, manic, busy and wonderful! So much has happened that it would be impossible to talk about it all. … Continue reading
Clouds and sunshine: Reflections on the funeral of a seven year old
Last week I attended a funeral of a seven year old boy called Livingstone. He was the son of a Pastor, from one of the rural churches I’ve been working … Continue reading
A Sunday morning miracle
Yesterday morning a miracle occurred at Busolwe PAG! I wouldn’t go as far as to say it’s the talk of the town, but people are certainly talking about it. What … Continue reading
