Our huts we stay in!!
This is the side of the road. Going a little fast for my auto-focus.
This is Ken so thankful for his new ipad!! THANK YOU GRACIOUS DONOR!!!
This
picture above, of the little girl was so touching to me. We stopped
along the road in Mokonu to buy some sugar cane and I saw her all alone
on a store front. She is cutting Jack Fruit. She is so young and has a
huge corn knife in her hand. I walked up to her and gave her some fruit
snacks. By her smile, it made her day :)
This is our team getting the tour of the new faciliity!!!!
A construction worker making mortar for the bricks.
This is were Vivian lies. Her story has impacted so many.
We are taking groceries to the widows who live on the acreage.
A widow's grandson whom she raises. She is such a strong woman.
The first widow we met. She is amazing!!!
Goodbye hugs.
The
pictures below and above are a family living on the baby home site. There are three
widows and their families living on the land so Ken, by law, is
obligated to allow them to continue living on the land. But if you met
these women, you would not want to kick them off of your land...laws or
no laws. They are so special and we got to meet them and give them
groceries. It was so beautiful.
The second widow with 12 or more children living with her.
The third widow, her name is the easiest- Marjoree. May God bless her and the other widows with the supplies and funds for Ken to have new homes built for these amazing women!!!!
THE LORD IS AT WORK HERE IN UGANDA!!! To God be the glory!!!
The internet here is quite difficult to get on so these are the only photos I was able to upload. Sorry!!
-Audra J :)
I love seeing these pictures. I'm so thankful you all have had the opportunity to minister to the widows living on the land. Praying that as you all seek to be the hands and feet of Jesus, His Gospel will flow from your lips giving life and hope.
ReplyDeleteLove the picture of the little girl cutting Jack Fruit.
ReplyDeleteShe looks like she is 3 or 4.