Compassion Video Update 4
The first morning.
Sponsor a child here.
Tell us if you have here.
This was only the first 4 hours of that day.
More soon.
Wrecked.
Carlos
The first morning.
Sponsor a child here.
Tell us if you have here.
This was only the first 4 hours of that day.
More soon.
Wrecked.
Carlos
RAIN IT DOWN
Beautiful. Take care to bring at least a piece of your heart back to continue sharing about your experience here in the states…
So, my fun question is…are you considered a mzungu in Uganda? :O)
peace to you all.
have you ever experienced missions on this kind of a level before? i am so glad you are there and able to bring this home for those who have no idea. thank you.
I have never experienced this.
Ever.
And yes. I’m a pasty old mzungu here.
My cafe skin gets me no where.
Los
Just had to go and make me cry, didn’t you?? Thanks for sharing:)
Awesome stuff..loving being on the journey with you..
what a BEAUTIFUL woman!! i sponsor little Clinton Okoth in Kenya through Compassion, and can testify that my heart is definitely connected to his! keeping up with you and heather’s blogs are making me seriously sit down and crunch some numbers on how to sponsor another! what a reality check… thanks!
Los,
Thanks for taking us with you.
Shawn
I don’t know what it is about this trip. I’ve been inundated with stuff about missions and Africa before, and I feel for it deeply but nothing has touched me quite so much recently as this trip, and everything you all have shared. Every entry literally brings tears to my eyes – and I don’t cry THAT easily. Thank you for sharing. I’m sponsoring a little girl in Ethiopia, but I think what I’m getting from this trip is something even bigger than that… like what I’m supposed to do after I graduate in 3 months. Thanks for sharing, that’s all I can say.
Wow. I’ve sponsored a child from Ethiopia for about a year and a half and what I’m learning from everyone’s videos, pics, etc, is how far the family gifts can stretch. Definitely plan on doing more of those now. Thanks.
This is amazing… thank you for taking your heart to Uganda.