I have a confession to make: when I'm in Uganda, and I see a post from the US about power being out and people are weeping and wailing and gnashing …
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Follow-up on the gem of a student
In February, I wrote about an unexpected ministry when I went to supervise a student who was serving as a chaplain at a large school. A teenage girl …
Being ssenga
I bear several titles in Uganda; Reverend, Archdeacon, Auntie, and sometimes Mama. The latter two sometimes come from my students, who sometimes see …
Grace upon grace
So, while my Sunday started off like a normal day, it certainly did not end like one. I supervised a student at his church. I came home, had …
Retreat, retreat
At the end of February, SAMS hosted a regional retreat for the missionaries serving in Africa at a conference center in Cape Town. Not only was the …
Sermon fun
I don't often share my sermons here, but this sermon on "Flexibility in Mission" was received very well, likely because of the stories I told about …
Supervision surprises
This morning I went to supervise Geoffrey, a student who saw that a large school in Mukono lacked a formal chaplain, and asked the school if he could …
Happy new year!
In the quiet lull on campus while the students are away for Christmas break, I had some visitors yesterday... mongoose. Did you know they stand …