​When I was home in July I was sharing with my friend Rena about our families and some of their dreams. When I told her of one mama who wanted to rear goats, she wanted to buy a goat for the family.
Today we went and found a pregnant goat who will hopefully give birth to two babies around November.
This is a such a big blessing for this family. Rearing goats can be a good business and go a long way to supporting a family here.
When we arrived at their home the kids wanted their photo with us and the goat. They were so happy and excited. Please pray the goat will be healthy and the babies will be healthy.
Thank you so much Rena for this life changing gift.

We all have a love language, a language that feeds our soul and helps us know we are loved. “According to Dr. Chapman, there are five primary love languages that people speak. These include words of affirmation, quality time, physical touch, acts of service, and receiving gifts.”
While Uganda has been in lockdown we’ve been trying to spend more time with our families. Carol’s love language is quality time. She loves for us to come and spend the day. Sometimes that’s hard to do but with the current COVID restrictions in Uganda we’ve been able to spend more time with our families, which is what I love more than anything.
She and her daughters fixed us lunch while we played with the kids. Then our Family Care Coordinator, Tommie, took the boys and Alyssa fishing.
Several ladies have offered us to stay for tea or a meal and so we have decided that we are going to spend ours days with different families instead of visiting a short time. I hope you enjoy our day with Carol and her family and some other families in the village. It was a wonderful Wednesday.