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The Heart of a Mother
Interview with Seddinda Lydia – Personnel Officer
I’m Lydia Seddinda and I’m a staff at New Hope Uganda. Primarily, I am a mother and that is why I am here. Secondary, as per now, I’m helping in the personnel office in the areas of recruiting staff and seeing that they are taken care of well. My job is to see that we are building team work in what we are doing, which is majorly “Bringing…Learn More

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A New School Year
The Ugandan school year begins at the end of January and finishes at the end of November. Our year is now in full swing and Kasana Children’s Centre has welcomed 80+ new children to the New Hope family. Each child has his/her own story and needs. We pray that we will soon know each new son or daughter at least in part as the Father knows him/her.
We welcomed and prayed for each child and…Learn More

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A Celebration of God’s Goodness: A New Hope Wedding
By Jennie Dangers
Oh friends! How on earth can I find words to express the joy in my heart, the amazement at the grace of God, the awe at the miracles He can do and has done? September 29th, 2012 is a day I will never forget- a day two people I have loved and walked closely with for 17 and 14 years married each other! And a day of remembering God’s miracles not only in Eva and Medie’s…Learn More

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Kobwin Sponsorship – A Different Plan
By Constance Dobbs, Staff since 2003
When we planned to bring children to Kobwin we also had to think of how we would structure our sponsorship program. This was a very different group of children from very different experiences – at least half had been abducted by Kony’s rebels and forced to become child soldiers. The others had experienced tremendous traumas of their own due to the rebels ‘activities’ in their home area of Amuria,…Learn More

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Before Kings and Queens . . .
Two weeks before Uganda’s 50thanniversary of Independence, we received an invitation for our children to sing in Uganda’s National Thanksgiving Service (two day before Independence Day). We blended 3 of our choirs and youth bands and added a few extra kids to make the choir be as good a representation of Kasana as we could, had uniforms designed and made by our Vocational Institute, started daily practices, and headed with a selection of the…Learn More

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A Changed Life
By Steve Agosto
In 1992 when preparing for my first trip to New Hope, I had no idea that this trip would change my life, my thinking, and my relationship with the Lord. During the visit, I was informed that we were able to sponsor a child and become part of their life by writing letters back and forth, financially and most importantly by prayer. As a male, I was not accustomed to writing letters and…Learn More

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Sponsors Needed
By Meghan Prahl
Friends of New Hope Uganda:
Webale nyo, nyo (thank you much) for your prayers and support of New Hope Uganda Ministries in bringing the Fatherhood of God to the fatherless young people of Uganda. If you are not already sponsoring a student or staff member through NHUM, we invite you to prayerfully consider taking the opportunity given the rising cost of living Uganda and our financial needs as an organization. If you are…Learn More

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Truly New Hope
It’s been several months since our team returned from our time at New Hope, and we have needed all this time and more to accurately reflect on our time there. In short, our experience was nothing short of amazing, and the stories and relationships forged during the few short weeks that we shared with our New Hope friends and the Worcester Family is something that I know each of our team’s members will cherish…Learn More

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Thanksgiving for New Hope Uganda
This year’s Thanksgiving we were blessed with a visit from Uganda’s First Lady, Janet Museveni.
Interview with Tim Peterson, Staff Pastor and coordinator of 2012 Thanksgiving Celebration
I understand Thanksgiving is an annual event here. Can you tell us the purpose of New Hope Uganda’s Thanksgiving celebration?
The purpose is to remind us to give thanksgiving about what God has brought about here, and the amazing works He’s doing in this place – not to take the…Learn More




