GO Family,
Late last year, we learned of two, HIV children living in our partner villages in Northern Uganda. Thanks to the Lord’s leading, the dedicated efforts of GO Africa, and a new partnership with Aid Child, Apio and Ronie […]
From Stephanie Brown (Vision Trip Leader)
Well our team has now been home from Uganda for 4 days now, and we are slowly crawling back into the land of the living after recovering from the jet lag. This time has […]
From Stephanie Brown (Vision Trip Leader) in Uganda
The GO Project Vision Trip to Uganda is just about over. We are on the airplane returning to our homes, assured that the 263 children we visited in children’s homes and villages […]
From Alison Barfoot in Uganda
Amy, Lynn, and Stephanie are on their first GO Project Vision Trip to Uganda. They came just in time to participate in a whole weekend of festivities to officially launch The Father’s House in Boroboro […]
In March, we began exploring expansion into Ethiopia. That possibility is becoming reality.
For the last month, our GO Africa leaders have been in Ethiopia. They took an in-depth ag course to advance food production in GO villages, and took […]
by Trace Thurlby from Malawi
Last night, a roided-up rooster took great pleasure in being my personal alarm clock. This morning I found out where he sleeps. If we can’t come to some kind of agreement today, one of us […]
by Trace Thurlby from Malawi
Decades ago, Disneyland’s famous ride entertained with the song “it’s a small world after all.” At the risk of getting pummeled by Disney devotees, are those profitable puppets right?
At times, it seems so. Like when […]
Pastors Tony and JJ, our partners in Masaka, provide leadership to two children’s villages (Masaka/Kyotera), with another (M’bira) about to launch. (Pictured below from left to right: Trace Thurlby, Pastor JJ, Pastor Tony Applegate and Scott Kice)
M’bira is truly […]
by Trace Thurlby from Uganda
Five days in Uganda does not an expert make. Still, I’ve loved sharing life with our partners and friends here.
Hillary, a member of The Father’s House Management Committee, and his wife, Judith. graciously invited us […]
by Trace Thurlby from Uganda
This morning, we made the 20-mile drive to Rukore (recently featured in our e-mail series “The Birth of a Village”). The last four miles were uphill taking us to an elevation 8,000 feet. Drums welcomed […]