The missionaries work is never done, which is why we are always seeking to do our part to train and equip those who desire to go into the field. Many missionaries are called to go out to serve some of the most remote regions of the world, often times committing major stretches of time to go out and witness. What happens after the work is over though? When the mission team comes back from Uganda or Nepal, what happens to their ministry?
One major component of our work is that we seek to train those who remain behind. Through God’s guidance and the support of the ministry, we are able to help establish programs and villages like Anchor of Hope. Through the dedication of the staff, Anchor of Hope has been able to sustain itself for almost five years, and has given refuge to orphans and the needy since it’s founding. This is very much do to the amazing team that is working so hard in order to take care of so many of God’s children, forgotten by the world but cared for by the Great Shepherd.
This week, join Daniel Mamora as he talks with Nurse Sophie and Ben Kintu, two of our hard working Anchor of Hope Staff, and listen as they share their perspectives and reveal what life is like for the workers who dedicate so much of their lives to taking care of the less fortunate, as well as the struggles and challenges they face from the perspective of someone on the ground. Most importantly, learn how they are able to stay faithful to the calling God has given them, fighting against the odds and working to serve there fellow Christian brethren.
Even though what they have may not seem like a lot, the Lord has provided for the need of His people in Uganda, and together the team has been a light shining in the darkness. As always, we thank you all as God uses your continued support to reach the people who need His love from across the world.
If you would like to learn more about our mission activities and try to get involved, feel free to reach out to us here. If the Lord is calling you to help support our ministry to reach the least, the last, and the lost, you can donate to Anchored International Relief here. Thank you all for your continued support.
May God Bless!
