13 Jun June 2022 Newsletter
Will you join me in praying for Meble? She is precious to her family, to our team, and to us. Everyone hoped to help her, and we pledged our support. 2022 June Newsletter...
Stories
16 May May 2022 Newsletter
When it comes to health, our starting point was tough. Official stats don’t exist, but some of the locals estimate that life expectancy in the remote villages is in the high 30s. A scratch or a fever can be fatal. That is changing dramatically in...
07 Apr April 2022 Newsletter
I just returned from Uganda. I wish you could have joined me. The long trip is brutal (thanks to some unexpected flight changes, I banked 54 hours from my bed at home to a bed in Uganda!) - but the people are wonderful. And our...
03 Mar March 2022 Newsletter
With her mom by her side, Juliet was waiting, her dark brown eyes searching for someone who cared and could give her hope. 2022 March Newsletter ...
10 Feb February 2022 Newsletter
We were sitting on the patio of a small Ugandan restaurant when the doctor across the table said, “Just last week, a woman made it to the hospital in labor. The caregivers told her she needed a C-section, but the hospital could not help her....
18 Jan Meet Alex and Esther!
Ourganda - Turning misery zones into flourishing zones We know you agree that everyone has a right to flourish. Watch this filmed-on-site video to learn how Ourganda is making it happen!...
18 Jan January 2022 Newsletter
Here is Ourganda’s big question: It is easy to change one person’s life, or even a hundred people’s lives, but can we transform entire villages? 2022 January Newsletter ...
03 Jan We Are Changing That
Ourganda's 2022 Vision...
07 Dec Ourganda Celebrates 4 Years of Amazing Impact
Four years ago, we purchased an all-wheel-drive van in Japan and had it shipped to Africa. The moment it arrived in January 2018, my friend Dennis Pumford and I were on site in Uganda and officially launched our first initiative. 2021 December Newsletter ...
03 Nov Martha is celebrating
For decades, women and girls have spent three or four hours a day carrying 45-pound jerry cans filled with water back to their homes 2021 November Newsletter ...