Tag - Kabale

Annet T

Annet T. is a house mom at Kabale Father’s House and takes care of 10 girls. Concerning their academics, she says they try harder and read. Two of them repeated class this year, and she hopes and prays for […]

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She who was last shall be first

Here’s a little African educational primer for your context…
In Uganda, the educational system is based on the British tradition. There are seven primary school years, from primary one to primary seven. Many challenging factors such as lack of school […]

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The Irish are a smilin'

On a recent trip to Kabale, Uganda, our team was heartily welcomed by Hilary Byorugunda, Regional Manager for GO Africa and Church of Uganda Father’s House. He also is a dedicated Trainer for an amazing agricultural program known as […]

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Another God Story

An update from the field from GO Africa’s Executive Director, Dr. Alison Barfoot
How does a suburban Washington, D.C., music major girl end up talking to local church leaders in eastern Africa about increasing their care and support for the […]

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Kabale Father’s House Children Win Silver and Bronze Academic Medals

By Alison L. Barfoot (The Rev. Canon Dr.), Executive Director of GO Africa
How one scores on the “Primary Leaving Exam” (PLE) at the end of 7th grade in Uganda can determine your whole future. There are not enough places […]

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What it’s all about: Knowing the love of God our Father

By Alison L. Barfoot (The Rev. Canon Dr.), Executive Director of GO Africa
The children of the Kabale Father’s House are regular and active participants in their local church, St. Peter’s Cathedral. On a recent Sunday, we were so proud […]

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Mama Kellen

As Mother’s day approaches, I am reflecting on the many women whose hearts have loved so very well and whose lives HAVE changed and ARE changing the world. I have had the good fortune of experiencing many mothers in […]

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Sustainability: Food Production

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 […]

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GO Green Warrior!

by Marsha Campbell
I LOVE the Green Warrior!  He is a zealous warrior on a mission to eradicate hunger and empower others to turn problems into solutions.
“Rebuilding a community and eradicating poverty can only be done sustainably when the people […]

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Happy Thanksgiving! A Pot of Simsim, Two Chickens and a Holy Goat

by Marsha Campbell
Sunday morning in the Pearl of Africa.  The land of a thousand hills, Kabale, Uganda.  I love the rhythm of a Sunday, the launch of a new week, a cadence of slowing and spending time with family […]

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