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We arrived in Entebbe Uganda at 10:30 at night. It was very warm and extremely muggy. I knew it was going to be a hot week in Uganda. We stayed the first night in a small modest hotel and got up early for our 3-hour journey North to Jinja. In Jinja, we headed to St. Ameria Orphanage and school. There
Sitta Nest Mother’s Love Home is a wonderful orphanage that is home to 70 orphans and at risk children in Jinja, Uganda. They also provide Foster Care for another 160 orphans, children at risk and children coming from extreme poverty. Streams of Mercy has supported Siita Nest Mother’s Love Home for several years. It is one of the most impressive
On Easter Friday, Maria was working in her vegetable garden when she heard a crying baby. She asked her husband about it, but he thought it was a neighbor’s baby. She continued to work in the garden. On Sunday night, while in bed, she heard the baby cry again. Her husband thought it was a stray cat. But then, he
Jeff and Tracy are an amazing couple. They have four kids, ages 10, 7, 4 and 8 mos. They’ve traveled to India with Streams of Mercy to minister in orphanages since 2008. These trips have deeply impacted their lives. About a year ago, Jeff called me with a radical idea. He was headed back to India, and wanted to know
19 Children – How Can You Care For That Many Kids? We first met Moses and Panina several years ago. We had lunch in their home, and before the meal, Moses introduced all of their children. It was a joy to learn their names and see their smiling faces. There were 16 children in all! “How can they care for
SIITA Nest Mother’s Love Home – Jinja Uganda We arrived at SIITA Nest Mother’s Love Home and were greeted by an amazing group of children. These kids are orphans and those who have been cast away from their families. ALL of them are precious kids who now have an amazing family in SIITA Nest Mother’s Love Home! SIITA stands for
What an amazing change in the St. Ameria school and orphanage over the last few years. When we first met Edith, the buildings were just stick structures with simple tin roofs. All of that has changed, through the Streams of Mercy’s support for this wonderful school and home. All of the buildings at St. Ameria are brick buildings today, and
The House of Joy is one of those amazing ministries that we support through Streams of Mercy. They are located in the remote Rift Valley region of Ethiopia. This orphanage currently has five babies who have been abandoned or relinquished. We visited the House of Joy in March, just before it was launched. No babies were in the home yet,
We arrived at The Forsaken Children and I was once again struck by the scope of their ministries to street children. There are 100,000 children living on the streets of Addis Ababa. When I heard that statistic, I was overwhelmed by the desperate need of those kids. But, the Forsaken Children staff are reaching out to the children of the streets
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