Here in Uganda we call him Fred as his dutch name is rather difficult to get your tongue around when you are an English speaking African.He is here for about two months and he has been helping with all kinds of jobs; welding window frames, putting the roof on our small kitchen, and this week…
The dormitories are taking shape! From 14 August till 5 September 2007, the Muehlrad team from Eselsburg in Germany (near Ulm) is helping to put up the first dormitory of the school in Osia. For more,Click Here
Jakobus, Steffen and Traudel have come for a short visit to Osia and decided to help a little with painting some more children’s bedrooms. Jakobus, Steffen and Traudel have come for a short visit to Osia and decided to help a little with painting some more of the children’s bedrooms. For more,click Here
Rien is back to Uganda, this time to fix the tiles in the bathroom of the children. Like most years, he offers his time in the summer holidays to do some practical volunteering in Uganda. This is the 8th year he does this! This year he has taken upon himself the task of fixing the…
Matthias Weigele plants a palm-tree near the entrance of the Educational Children’s Village Today, Matthias Weigele and his wife-to-be planted a tree at the entrance of our new Educational Children’s Village. Something to remember his presence here right at the beginning of the work. In Uganda, this is a particularly good practice as most people…
Today, the electricity company has placed the high voltage (33KV) transformer. Even though we do not have it connected yet, it is very promising. The final connection will be done after the new-installations-engineer has done the final inspection and given his approval.When all is done we will be having e very reliable power-supply (for Ugandan…
Together with the Dutch Go-Team, Cor & Grace placed the first foundation stone for the dormitories of Kimbilio in Osia, Tororo It was a wonderful opportunity to be able to pray with the Dutch Go-Team over the use and future, children and staff of the new mission! We are so excited about this new building.…
The soil in Osia is rather difficult for planting a tree but with sweat and blisters we managed to plant a mango tree at the entrance of the mission. Since the Go-Team was the first team to be on site and since they have been involved in digging the first foundation of the first dormitory,…
Here is the latest aerial(airphoto), taken from the Osia Hills See here the airphoto of the Osia project For more,Click Here
The Dutch Go-Team is helping to make the start! Today, the Dutch Go-Team has helped to get a start on the digging of the foundation for the first dormitory. The work is hard for the girls who are not used to do this heavy work at all. Before we started setting,we started with a prayerwalk…