We can't change the trend of the financial difficulty of printing a publication
We remain committed to providing you with trusted information.
It's never easy to say goodbye to an old friend
There is something special about holding a newspaper in your hand. Unlike other forms of communication, newspapers are a...
Churches respond to pay for food shipments to Uganda
9/16/2011
By WILL ZANT
Great is the faithfulness of United Methodist churches in North Georgia.
Over the last month, the Uganda Bridges team sought funds to send shipments of Stop Hunger Now food packages over to Humble School in Uganda to feed the students. So far, $3,863.24 in donations has been received.
We are so grateful for the response from our churches. We still need $5,636.76 to cover the total cost of $9,500 (the total cost for the shipment was reduced by $2,000).
These 285,000 packets of food will greatly help vulnerable children by providing them with a nutritious daily diet. The Humble United Methodist School in Mukono, Uganda is providing a safe environment for more than 200 of God’s children.
There are children from the most volatile countries in the world who need our help. They are from places like Rwanda, southern Sudan and northern Uganda. Many of these children have known only a life of refugee camps, malaria, dirty drinking water and HIV/AIDS. God cares about these children and their future.
If you or your church would like to make a contribution, please e-mail Will Zant at will.zant@northspringsumc.org, or call 706-372-4840.
Related Articles in
9/16/2011
Edition
- Bishop designates special day to support Action Ministries
- Deadline nears for 2012 tour of Holy Land
- Men's retreat at Rock Eagle reaches golden milestone
- Neither throw out the past nor be bound by it
- The 2011 reboot of my life
Related Articles Recent Editions
- Advocate Online
- Africa trip meaningful for missionaries, Kenyans
- From Bishop Watson: End of an era for Advocate
- It is with sadness I will read the final edition
- Newpaper's demise sparks sadness, challenge
- Newspaper was as much a gathering place as a publication
- North Georgia Denman Award winners announced
- Retired pastor and longtime contributor shares 64 years of memories
- Staying fit: Keep reasonable expectations when looking for results
- 2013 Annual Conference: Familiar site, new experience