GO Project is partnering with the Koncko Kale Heywet Church and Zewudie Bachore to care for orphaned and abandoned children in Koncko, Ethiopia. The Koncko Kale Heywet Church was founded by Zewudie’s father (about 60 years ago) before he […]
“If you want a return this fall, invest in corn. If you want a return in 10 years, invest in trees. If you want a return 20, 50, 100 years from now, invest in a person.”
This African proverb took […]
GO Africa Team pictured left to right: Wilberforce, Hilary, Alison, Rose & Sam
Wilberforce, GO Africa Regional Manager, North
“I am who I am by the grace of God.” – Wilberforce
Wilberforce grew up 1 of 14 children (5 who went to […]
Sam and I left Malawi yesterday. We arrived in Uganda late and found our way to a quaint guest house near the airport. The plan was to get a few hours sleep, breakfast, and connect with our GO Africa […]
Without vision the people perish. – Proverbs 29:18
We often think of strategic vision as seeing something before it exists, but it can also be seeing what does exist and the possibility of making it better. Peter Maseko has vision […]
From video teleconferencing to webinars, from Skype to FaceTime, society has tried hard to replace the in-person meeting. While those are all good tools, it is still true that no substitute exists for Being Here.
Skype can’t help me understand […]
Outside of local church ownership, a vital part of sustainable child care is food production. By far, food is the heaviest line item in the monthly care budget.
I just got done visiting our partner site in Kabale, Uganda. Through […]
From Rose, (GO Africa Orphan Care Manager)
My trip to Sudan this particular time has been a special one and one of my best moments as a member of the GO Family. I’ve had good moments and more are to […]
The GO Africa team and our church partners have been working hard in Sudan and Ethiopia. We recently received news of a breakthrough in Sudan! The price of goods in South Sudan is almost double what it is in […]
I have very good news to share with you from Rukore. Obed (Archdeacon and Champion of the Father’s House) continues to be a faithful servant and an amazingly efficient manager of construction. I visited the site and found they […]