Prior to leaving Kiwoko, we had started a blog about saying goodbye but with packing and people calling to say farewell, it was never finalised and now it seems obsolete. However, we did have a wonderful send-off in the form of a celebration party– not because they were getting rid of us, but celebrating the Wilson’s contribution to Kiwoko over the last 11 years. It was fun, affirming and thankfully, we didn’t lose it during speech time! That said, it feels like we have step

It may be an unusual way of working, but the pattern we follow as Mission Partners is two years in Kajiado and then four months in Ireland for Home Assignment. It takes about two months of preparation with all the staff in Kajiado to ensure that our various roles will continue while we’re away, Sometimes, only the promise of a phone call or an email will actually make it possible. All Mission Partners face the same issues when ‘leave’ finally comes around. Of course, Home Ass

I’m guessing the above title got your attention? “…I was in prison, and you visited me.” Not my words, but those of Jesus (Matthew 25:36). Half a dozen of the hospital staff make a trip every other Sunday. They go and spend some time at one of the many prisons in this region of Uganda. Their mission is simple: to hold a church service, tell the inmates and guards about Jesus and lead them to him. These men and women are in the depths of despair and our Prison Ministry team gi