SGU is helping two local young men Jimmy and Christopher with new wheelchairs. At the time we are repairing the ones they have while waiting to purchase much needed new ones. Fred has really enjoyed making new friends and hearing their stories. It has given him a chance to better understand their needs and struggles.
Please keep them in your prayers. They both suffer from polio which is a preventable disease in Africa for those that can afford the vaccine.
Monday, November 30, 2009
Saturday, November 28, 2009
Another 3 Boys In Program
We are happy to hear that 3 more boys have been
brought into Uncle Fred's House program. Peter has been helping to get them settled in and Quinto was out purchasing some clothing and shoes.
Today was feeding day and Fred said many came to the house. The more that show up the happier Fred is. Monday the children will be praying that God will bless us with winning the facebook/chase community giving contest. Keep us in your prayers and vote.
More info will be coming soon on the new boys.
brought into Uncle Fred's House program. Peter has been helping to get them settled in and Quinto was out purchasing some clothing and shoes.
Today was feeding day and Fred said many came to the house. The more that show up the happier Fred is. Monday the children will be praying that God will bless us with winning the facebook/chase community giving contest. Keep us in your prayers and vote.
More info will be coming soon on the new boys.
Thursday, November 19, 2009
A Letter from Fred
All is going on very well here, we have started house discipleship with all the staffs, this morning we were reading Romans chapter three and we are praying for you guys and we are praying for you every day, we are also training our self on a better way of working with kids, we already enter the third day of our training, we hope this will help sharp our career in this ministry. Women around our property will soon begin making beads and braceslet by next week.
We have already added three boys in addition to the previous three boys which we brought them early this month we are yet doing counselling with them and then later we shall do the home tracing to get much more detail information needed for them.
Feeding boys on the street it is very powerful, lives are getting changed down here every day. all is very fine with us and we are all committed towards the service of God in Children ministry.
Friday, November 6, 2009
The 3 New Boys
Fred wrote today to say they have welcomed 3 young boys in the program.
We have Daneil who is 10yrs old, total orphan, the parents died of AIDS, we have Walter 7yrs old, total orphan, Parents died of AIDS, Ibara, 8yrs old, total orphan, parent died of AIDS. We hope to add more boys soon.
Daneil was found last month with Emmanuel who has returned home to his Father's house after counseling the family and follow-ups. Fred said that the boys are real miracles and that their lives are already transforming. We can expect to hear from him by the end of the month with more good news.
Walter is the one being funny for his first photograph.
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
8 Boys Graduate from SGU
We are so proud of our new graduates. They have worked hard and have accomplish so much. All of the young men will soon be going back to their villages with a new life ahead of them. While at Uncle Fred's House, these boys have learned they are valued and loved by God and others. They have learned to forgive those that have caused them pain. They have learned the importance of honesty and trustworthiness, being responsible for themselves and others in their care. The boys also learned how to grow and harvest crops which is a necessity for survival.
All the graduates have also finished their vocational training in the field they chose and will be receiving new tools from SGU to start their businesses.
Uncle Fred worked hard with the local community in obtaining the land that the boys lawfully owned when parents died. Our many thanks to Fred, Quinto, Pamelle and the community for helping these boys towards a future.
Peter and Maxwell has been asked to stay on with SGU as junior staff members. They will go on to be trained in areas of nurturing and counseling for the younger children in the Uncle Fred's House program. Congratulations
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