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Home»News»NEW HOPE UGANDA MISSIONS: 26 Lives Finding Family Through Christ
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NEW HOPE UGANDA MISSIONS: 26 Lives Finding Family Through Christ

By Newspaper StaffMarch 31, 2024No Comments3 Mins Read
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PHOTOS PROVIDED BY CAMMIE SHORT / THE VILLAGE REPORTER
GREATEST JOY … Cammie Short shared that it has been her “greatest joy” to watch Daudy, Sam, and Junior grow over the last decade.

By: Anna Wozniak
THE VILLAGE REPORTER
anna@thevillagereporter.com

New Hope Church has been breathing truth into the sentiment behind their name, impacting lives of those in Uganda over the last decade.

In Masaka, Uganda, ten years ago, 26 kids lived in a rundown building that served as an orphanage. Now, 23 kids have hope in their futures, and three are getting the care they need to survive.

In a country torn by conflict well through the 80s, Masaka, deemed a city in 2019, is estimated to be over 100,000 strong.


BACK TO SCHOOL EVENTS … The Devoted Child Outreach helps to host back to school events like this one in Busia, Uganda.

It is here that Devoted Child Outreach was founded by some caring people that couldn’t just walk away. Cammie Short, the Discipleship Pastor at New Hope and the team leader for the Uganda missions, expressed that she couldn’t properly put into words how impactful their missions have been.

In 2023, Devoted Child Outreach helped to find 23 children foster families and moved three severely disabled girls to a home with personal aides, officially closing the doors of the near inhabitable orphanage.

While the orphanage closed its doors, that wasn’t the end of New Hope’s missions. They continue to be present in the lives of those orphans, helping them to navigate the world.


“I mean, yes, we help with education, but what it’s really about is that we are showing them who Jesus is and His love for them.”

CELEBRATIONS OF LIFE … The mission projects are about so much more than going to Uganda, as the missionaries have become a family for the orphans to celebrate their accomplishments with. Pictured here is a proud young man, named Kizza, who after living in the orphanage, was recently celebrated for graduating from vocational school.

“And that because they’re important to Him, they’re important to us, so we’re willing to cross an ocean to come see them and love on them for a few weeks.”

Those interested in helping the missions can speak with Cammie Short on what is needed and are more than welcome to reach out regarding child sponsorship opportunities for the 26 children currently involved with the outreach.

The greatest expense is the cost of caring for the three disabled girls, with it being shared that they pay to rent out a house, sponsor their aides, and provide a stipend for their regular upkeep.


If anyone wanted to donate towards the Uganda missions or sponsor a child, they can go to

newhopecc.org, click on “giving,” and select “Uganda missions” instead of “general fund” in the dropdown menu.


GIVING BACK … Part of the Uganda mission’s goal is to show that no matter how little they have, the children of Masaka can help those in their community. On par with this sentiment, they recently built a house for an elderly couple living out of what can best be described as a hut of tarps, sticks, and sheet metal.

 

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