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on August 20, 2018

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A German NGO and the soap is in the mail

It has been a very busy week. I made 1200 bars of soap, and shipped the soap to 4 different groups in America. They will receive the soap in about 3 weeks. And when it is sold, the profits are going to support the group in Kampala. I want to thank Dianna, Jolie, Amanda, and Chelsea for agreeing to sell soap for us. We are so grateful for your help!!! If you want 300 bars of handmade soap sent to your group (free of charge) please contact me. We will make the soap, and ship it free. You just agree to sell it, and send the money you earn to teen MOPS in Uganda for their food and educational expenses. Email us at teenmopskampala@t-online.de Yesterday I got together with some friends to start an NGO. The goal is to raise money for Suubi Teen MOPS in Uganda. To support the education and care of teenage moms and their immediate families. The paper work will be filed this week. If it all goes well, you will be a...

What a difference food makes

This girl is one of Teddy's daughters. She was very sick with an infection in her stomach. We paid for the antibiotics that helped her and her two siblings recover. We have also provided food to supplement the daily diet at the sewing workshop. She is now a picture of health. This is Jr. He is getting very tall and handsome. His mom is part of our soap making workshop. We also provide food to the women in the soap group. The garden at the workshop is growing well. We would like to buy them a few cows for milk. Sylvia's husband has a small farm outside of Kampala. He could care for the cows, and bring milk to the MOPS group. The extra money from the milk would pay for the monthly feasts. When we are in Uganda in August, we also want to build a big chicken coop. This will give the women eggs. Food is a powerful gift. We have a go fund me account and a PayPal account i...

Baby Ruth

(I am writing this with Sylvia's permission) Adoption is a beautiful thing, but it always begins with a loss. Last week Sylvia’s sister died of HIV. She was a single mother. The grandmother wanted to keep the orphaned 2-year-old girl named Ruth. But the village council stepped in and said that grandmother was not able to care for Ruth. So Sylvia and her husband Emmanuel will be able to adopt her. Sylvia and Emmanuel both have an education, but they do not get paid well. This is going to be a giant leap of faith for them. They got married at Christmas. They are expecting a baby in early fall. But Ruth had no future in the village. They need to hire a nanny so Sylvia can keep her job and health insurance. Ruth will be connected to compassion ministries program. God willing, she will receive an education even to University. In Uganda, the rate of HIV infection remain...

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