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INVISIBLE NO MORE
Listening, Loving and Letting Jesus Heal
BY KIM PETERSON
Kony 2012. Posters. Internet blogs. National news. It all becomes so real as I look into the eyes of the young man beside me. I have shared meals with him, sat beside him in a game of Uno and heard him laugh. My daughter has been teaching him guitar and my son played on his team in a soccer game. Yet what he experienced as one of Uganda’s…Learn More
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Essubi Arts: Create. Hope.
http://essubiarts.blogspot.com/
After two separate visits to Uganda, this team of three have really embraced the New Hope Uganda family. They have used art to foster imagination, hope, and healing for our children, many of whom live with orphan hearts. The creativity of Essubi Arts have inspired the minds of many of our young children and even adults at both Kasana and Kobwin.
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A loving, caring family lets them know we care: Addressing the Kony 2012 video
BY KEITH MCFARLAND
Are you tired of hearing about Kony? I hope not. We’ve been living with him in our backyard for many years. I am truly thankful for the publicity that the video Kony2012 has generated regarding Kony and Northern Uganda. Many people are asking, What do I do with this? Can we really make a difference in this whole Kony issue and the suffering he has caused? What should our response be? It is…Learn More
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A Kony 2012 video response
This video cost $0 to make. There is no kit for sale. No bracelet to wear. No poster to put up. There is no one to make famous.
Charles is a former abducted child soldier who through the grace of God has chosen to forgive his captors rather than seek revenge. We believe that the weapon that will change the issue of Kony and the many children affected by his atrocities is the releasing power…Learn More
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Kobwin Update
BY CONSTANCE DOBBS
Eight years ago, one of our Kobwin daughters was abducted from her family in Amuria by the LRA. At nine-years-old, she became one of “Kony’s” wives. This is the name abducted girls are given. She continues to struggle in almost every way, academically, spiritually, and physically, especially in regards to her health. She still wonders what is”"wrong ” with her. BUT after being with us for almost two…Learn More
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Investment Year: Kampala
Investment Year is in its 6th year, and over the last 5 1/2 years, over 70 young people have completed the IY
programme. The IY programme has proven to be been revolutionary in the lives of our students, turning many of them into cultural influencer and enabling them to become positive members of their families, community and nation..
We are excited with our next step in the development of IY as we seek it to be more effective in the…Learn More
