Mainse family in UGANDA 1 of 2 September 11th - 28th, 2006 Make sure you see album 2. Click it at the top.
		In the village we stayed one night. Ajaa B, Dokolo Main street is for everyone - our van is behind wild life on the side of the road 2004 there were 130 people massacred in this village many children carry children David-Peter being welcomed animals everywhere How half of the world lives IDP camp - Internally displaced people 2 million forced to live in IDP camps in the North These people have lived here for up to 5 years The LRA rebels have forced people to run to these camps Fountain boarding school. 1/2 are from IDP camps They are loved here 45 girls sleep in a small area. Their Kitchen nutritional food is given We ministered in a large village church Kathy and I both preached They really responded to Kathy's passion Mothers have their hands full in Africa I think we were more blessed than they were Joy during hard times We met many family here. Africans love to worship and dance... so do we. The family of God I got to Jam with the locals In Lira Elizabeth taught a sunday school class Rachelle also taught a class and preached in the evening to teens They prepared our food in this kitchen a quick rest between preparations a traditional kitchen Elizabeth and a village home The pastors of the area eating. church behind family lunch Pastor Charles on left and daughter join us. always time for music Yes... it's a toilet. just a hole in the ground. The stick means occupied DP is victorious Mainse's with the village folk Kathy sits with the matriarchs of the village. We sleeped in this grass hut They decorated it for us. and put news paper on the walls. The bug net brought great comfort. mud walls, cow dung floor 1/2 of Uganda is under 15. Babies go everywhere. no baby buggies or strollers White people scare little ones. click album 2 at top