An awesome 2nd Friday in Uganda

6 souls saved

1 muslim
1 catholic

This morning was a little slow. We had to wait for some british doctors to arrive. They helped us at our medical clinic. This clinic was also in a slum.

So many things I could mention about this afternoon

We went to a slum. Many people are displaced from Northern Uganda and others are just poor from central uganda. A large percentage of the households in this area are children run. Meaning there are no parents and the oldest child (no matter how young) takes over the running of the house.

I met a girl named Betty. Both of her parents died recently of Sickle Cell. She was 13. I began to pray for her to have peace but instead my heart ached with the heart of God and I began sobbing. Aindrea was with me but she could not pray either so we called Kim over and she prayed with fervor over this young woman. I pray she has hope and peace

Martha helps bring children in off the streets to have a home in the slum and to go to school via sponsors. She was a beautiful young woman of God! I hope to stay in contact with her via email

Lastly, outside of our clinic there was a tree. The tree was full of green leaves, all but the very top. One branch stuck out of the top and it was bare and in the shape of a bent arm with a hand that reached toward the sky. I felt God telling me through that vision that HE was holding these people up. That they mattered to him.

God is Good

Erika