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Rich Stigall2015-06-01T09:05:45+00:00

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Hope is a house mama at Father’s House Kabale. She takes care of 11 boys in her home.

Hope shares that the boys show interest in studying, and they seem to like it as of now. They try hard to read their books. “Some of the older boys behave stubbornly at times, but when I keep talking to them they listen and act accordingly,” she explains. They like praying, but they want to be pushed first. “We do both evening and morning devotions together as a family,” Hope shares.

Hope started serving at the Father’s House in Kabale in June of 2013. She grew up in Buyanga village, Kashekye parish, Kamwezi Sub County, Kabale district. She is a born again Christian and loves the Lord. Hope has 3 children, which are at home, and she believes God will take good care of them. She likes working hard, farming, working with children, and participating in church. Her prayer request is that God gives her the strength and potential to look after her children as a single mother and to keep trusting in God.

We would like to invite you to love and support Hope. Several Mamas, like her, and the children they care for are currently in need of an individual, family, business or church to wrap around them and invest in their daily needs. To support Hope and the children she cares for, contact Trace at [email protected] or make a donation here>>

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