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Angelina’s Story – The Angola Pig Farmer

December 1, 2011
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Today I want to share some of the good news of what happened this year. In 2011, 150,000 pounds of food and 400 gallons of cooking oil have been distributed in the slums of Uganda. Read that again. One hundred Fifty THOUSAND pounds of food! Four HUNDRED gallons of cooking oil! Amazing! How many people [...]

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Robina’s Story

December 1, 2011
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I hate the long flights from here to Kampala, Uganda! And the more I make these flights and the older I get, the more I hate it! But it worth it’s and I will gladly do it many times a year. Here’s why. Hello Muzee. I hope is all is well. Here is an update. We [...]

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These Are Great Guys!

November 21, 2011
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For the past seven years I have had the pleasure of working with six men in Kampala, Uganda that I have come to highly respect, admire and love. During our time together, these guys have all found wives (Deo was the only married man when IMFC begin!) and many of them now have children. I [...]

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The Food Kept Me Going!

September 28, 2011
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Nakankajo Zainab is a 35 year old single mother of one child living in the slum Kibe of Kampala, Uganda. She lost one other child some time ago. At age nine Nakankajo developed cerebral malaria which then left her immobile. She now walks on her bottom! She uses her feet for doing everything else including: washing [...]

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They Were NOT Left Out! Everyone Got Something!

September 20, 2011
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Dear Muzee, We had a very wonderful distribution in Angola, Kampala, Uganda. At the distribution there was no rain to hinder us. Thanks to God for holding off the rain until we left! When our 2 hours of planned distribution and follow up passed there was a very heavy down pour that swept all of Kampala! Wow!! God’s [...]

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Moses, Overcoming Drunkenness

September 14, 2011
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But every time I see people whose lives have been changed through what Manna does, I get encouraged. Here is an example. Here is Kivumbi Moses of Bwaise slum in Kampala, Uganda. His dad is from Tanzania and the mum is a Muganda. He is 42 years old and has 5 children. His current rent [...]

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Single Mother and Grandmother Finds Hope Through Manna

September 14, 2011
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Here is Amina Nabosa of Bwaise slum in Kampala,Uganda, a single mother,who has done all kinds of jobs in order to make ends meet. She has 6 children and 2 grandchildren. Her current child is only a few months older than of the youngest grandchild. Her current rent is 30,000 shillings. She sells sambusas for a [...]

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She Gave Up! Who Can Fault Her?

September 14, 2011
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In August I had the privilege of visiting with and praying for Christine. She was in her early twenties and was suffering greatly from HIV/AIDS and from living in a slum that floods with every rain. She could not get up and out of her small house to escape the floods waters, so she would [...]

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Harriet: A Victim of Abuse And AIDS. Loved By God

October 17, 2010
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Harriet has AIDS, lives in flood prone Natete in Kampala, Uganda, is receiving food and help from Manna Ministry and is very, very sick. I ask you to pray for her. Harriet lives in the wettest area of Natete. Last week her house flooded with over two feet of water as Kampala experienced a hard [...]

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Half Way Home In 2010

July 7, 2010

Do you know that it is closer to the beginning of 2011 than it is to the beginning of 2010? Hard to believe isn’t it? Over half this year has passed. Time is moving swiftly and I am getting older! Plus, now I have to start thinking about Christmas gifts! It will be here before [...]

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