The boys are very happy that their showers and WCs are now ready for use!
CMU supports orphaned and disadvantaged children in their families around Mukono, Uganda. "Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world." The Bible, James 1:27
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Boys WCs and Showers
At the moment boys WCs and showers are being worked on and will look beautiful, once they are ready. We are grateful for one extra donation which has made this possible.
Friday, January 8, 2010
CMU OPENED WITH GENERAL CLEANING OF THE WHOLE STATION.
All the staff reported back to work on 4th January 2010 and it was a happy day to see each other in the New Year. We got a short welcome meeting where we resolved that all of us should get involved in cleaning the station. All of us, beginning from the director up to the farm worker have declared it a week of cleaning, and we have indeed cleaned. The compound was slashed and swept, the kitchen was scrubbed with its equipments washed and the dining hall and others like the children’s dormitories were also cleaned. With this, the New Year begun well for us because it was an exercise that helped us to work as a team, made the place clean and made us more free to one another.
This act of working together as a team is one of the ways that CMU will be successful. We are looking forward to having more of the work being done together in this New Year.Thanks to everyone for your support, we love you and wish all the best and a happy new year.
God bless you so much.
WELCOME BACK FROM CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY
On 17th December 2009, all the staff members apart from the farm worker and the watchman got their Christmas holiday. Some of them left the station the next day to their home villages while others stayed at the station.
Everything was expensive to the extent that the transport charges for most of the places from the city were tripled. Though people had to meet those expenses in order to have the holiday with their families. Most of the staff members are saying the holiday was very good especially those that went to their home villages. However, to some of the staff it was a difficult moment that they went through. On 23rd December 2009, the farm worker robbed many things from the station and broke into one of the staff member’s house where he stole his house hold property and disappeared that same evening.
Some of the property he stole from the mission includes all the children’s bicycles with their pressure pumps, money from the chicken project and a few children’s beddings.
This made us fail to enjoy our holiday fully because we had to follow up the case, report to the police and looking for him from the place where he came from. The police has not yet found him but we pray that he will be found and maybe we may recover some of our property. Please pray with us as we go through this time. Otherwise God has given us a gift of life and we pray that we will live according to his will.
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