This March we are traveling to Uganda to premiere ABANUNULE, the redeemed before a VIP audience of dignitaries and other leaders and the general public. It will be an amazing experience for the Home Again boys to be recognized for their talents and accomplishments and to honor God for the redemptive work He has done in each ones life.
Children once thought by society to be hopeless and helpless will have a chance to feel and say (through their acting and the movie's message) that it is NEVER too late to hope or help! And it is worth the investment to believe in the unbelievable!
Love changes lives! Your love has changed lives!
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
College Boys Get Excellent GPA's
Moses Kabogoza and Geofrey Kalanzi, two brothers from Home Again, are attending Dakota County Technical College (DCTC) in Minnesota on partial athletic scholarships for soccer. The two blessed us all when they received a 3.84 and 3.91 GPA respectively. Moses also won the MVP award for the soccer team last season. Geofrey won the Blue Knight award the previous year.
Both Moses and Geofrey made the All Regions Athletic and Academic Team. Geofrey is applying to four year universities right now for scholarships to complete his bachelor degree in international business. He'd like to minor in criminal justice. Moses remains at DCTC one more year studying business accounting. He is considering going into medicine.
The President of the college, coaches and other staff also held a fundraising benefit to raise money for Moses and Geofrey's younger sister, Allen, to complete school. They raised more than $500.00. What a blessing!
Thank you DCTC for your amazing love and support. Moses and Geofrey, we are so proud of your efforts and accomplishments. And those who have supported the kids in any way...what a joy it is to see such fruit! Thank you!
Both Moses and Geofrey made the All Regions Athletic and Academic Team. Geofrey is applying to four year universities right now for scholarships to complete his bachelor degree in international business. He'd like to minor in criminal justice. Moses remains at DCTC one more year studying business accounting. He is considering going into medicine.
The President of the college, coaches and other staff also held a fundraising benefit to raise money for Moses and Geofrey's younger sister, Allen, to complete school. They raised more than $500.00. What a blessing!
Thank you DCTC for your amazing love and support. Moses and Geofrey, we are so proud of your efforts and accomplishments. And those who have supported the kids in any way...what a joy it is to see such fruit! Thank you!
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