Nakazi Sharon Joins Elementry School

Dear Beloved,

In Uganda, a child is typically expected to start school at the age of 4. Beyond that age, it is considered somewhat late to enroll in school. Sharon lives with her single mother. However, Sharon, a 6-year-old who is orphaned (her father passed away), has recently registered for school in the middle of the semester, with only approximately 40 days remaining until the semester concludes.

We have provided her with a children’s school bag, a blanket, a mattress, a mosquito net, a pair of shoes, pencils, books, a water bottle, and more to assist her during this challenging time. Sharon is also a member of the children’s choir at our church, and she is truly remarkable. We have high expectations for her as she grows up.

We are grateful to God for her life and for the beginning of this school journey. Thank you, JFM. Thank you, Jesus.

Shalom!

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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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