JFM Pays School Fees for Six Orphans

INTRODUCING THEM IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, by Ignatious Sseremba.

Greetings beloved,
I thank God for our orphan program. Our orphan program is helping so much. At the age of 9, someone is going to school for the very first time. When we nurture these orphaned kids that are now our own kids, we mainly focus on showing them the ways of Godliness and morals and teaching them to believe in a better future ahead of them.

We feed, clothe, nurture, and groom these little angels into better people. When this academic year started, we didn’t have resources on us that could take these kids to school, but since God always comes through for his people, JFM helped each one of them with full tuition, books, pencils, reams, Crayons, and an entire school uniform for each.

I’m excited to inform you that, after a few weeks of school attendance, these kids can now write and color objects. A few can already read the alphabet and numbers, and some can write short sentences as assessed by their home exercise sessions.

Thank you so much JFM. Thank you, our generous donors. May the almighty God bless you abundantly.

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Ignatious Sseremba

Ignatius Sseremba: Born on February 26, 1997, and raised in Uganda. With the support and sponsorship of Bill Wegener, I embarked on an educational journey that included attending Church on the Rock Primary School, CTR Senior Secondary School, and Nakaseke International College. I graduated as a nurse from the International Institute of Health Sciences. Subsequently, I earned a diploma in theology from Africa Renewal University and a diploma in Fraud Prevention, Detection, and Control from the Management Training Advisory Center (MTAC). Presently, I hold the position of Director at Mashariki Children’s Home within JFM.

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