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Mackline managed to escape Rwanda during the genoc Mackline managed to escape Rwanda during the genocide in 1994 after her parents were killed and has severe burn damage on her face. After entering Uganda, Mackline was abused and found herself pregnant and homeless with no family when her baby Rovina was born. Continue reading about Mackline by clicking more! ••• A kind village lady took pity and invited Mackline and Rovina to live with her. Mackline was like a daughter to her until she died last year. This lady's children then threw them out of their mother's home since she was not a blood relative. ••• Mackline got a job in the community nearby. When COVID-19 hit and people started losing their sources of income, her employer let her go. A friend invited her to stay and help with home chores for a little wage. It has not been enough to provide food for Mackline and Rovina. ••• MCM feels so blessed to be able to make a difference in Mackline and Rovina’s lives. They are among the villagers being fed during COVID-19 and will survive on this food for close to a month. At this time, it is our prayer Uganda opens up and the crops in the fields, which are harvested, can be brought to the market. ••• We thank our partners in the U.S. for making this possible for the lives of Mackline and a host of other adults and children.
Judith and Gift are different from other children Judith and Gift are different from other children as they always come cheerfully to help plant, weed, prune, and harvest MCM crops for free! We are so blessed to have these two, each with a servant’s heart as part of the MCM family. Click more to read how Gift and Judith became part of the MCM family. ••• Gift and Judith are sisters. Their father became an alcoholic and quit all the responsibilities and roles a father plays in an African family. Their mother developed medical complications while the sisters were young. Not long after that, she could not go to the farms and dig to grow food for the family. So Judith and Gift took up the role of provider for their mother and two more young siblings behind them. ••• When not at school, Judith and Gift are always in the farmland digging and cultivating for other people so they make some money to buy the nonfood items they have. We thank God MCM can help out with their needs for education, medical care, food, clothing and school supplies. Thank you for helping us make this possible!
COVID-19 Food Update: Because of your generous sup COVID-19 Food Update: Because of your generous support and donations, we are now able to not only feed families like Rooney and Ronald (pictured), but over 120 families from June through September! Thank you again to our sponsors and partners for helping families in need.
MCM Covid Thank you !! https://mailchi.mp/8700fb1b MCM Covid Thank you !! https://mailchi.mp/8700fb1b403b/mcm-covid-thank-you
In Uganda, the school year starts February 3. With In Uganda, the school year starts February 3. With so many kids fortunate enough to go to boarding school, “back to school” supplies include mattresses, Geri cans for water, trunks and a whole bunch of coordination!
The MCM -Ugandan Board met to discuss the previous The MCM -Ugandan Board met to discuss the previous year, establish goals for the new year and prayed to seek God’s direction for the ministry. We are grateful for these wise and faithful servants!
MCM’s cow program is off to a great start! Congr MCM’s cow program is off to a great start! Congrats to Mum “Melissa” and her new little one! Thanks especially to Ken and Donna Lawler for their generous donation!
152 of 170 interviews are complete! As always the 152 of 170 interviews are complete! As always the kids are so excited to get their sponsor letter and get feedback and encouragement from Michele and Ivan on how school is going. Some wait from 10:30 AM until the end of the day. They are so grateful to be in school!
These children are Rwandan refugees that are in th These children are Rwandan refugees that are in the MCM Community Program. Our generous donors give us the resources to take especially needy kids in and get them into school even if they do not have a US sponsor yet. We are so thankful to be able to do that!
A local baker showed his appreciation to Michele a A local baker showed his appreciation to Michele and Mountain Children’s Ministry!
4 year old Blessing singing the alphabet that she 4 year old Blessing singing the alphabet that she learned in nursery school
More Christmas party fun! More Christmas party fun!
The MCM Christmas party was well attended and enjo The MCM Christmas party was well attended and enjoyed by all!
January Travel Update #1 January Travel Update #1
The MCM Year End Newsletter is on the way! Look fo The MCM Year End Newsletter is on the way! Look for it this week in your US Post mail box. Not getting it in the mail? Let us know!
Celebrations and Gratitude! Celebrations and Gratitude!
Travel Update # 2 Travel Update # 2
Three pictures - our MCM piggery, the new piggery Three pictures - our MCM piggery, the new piggery being built, and the newest piglets. MCM has 18 pigs today and 2 more sows are pregnant
Self -sustainability is an important value for MCM Self -sustainability is an important value for MCM. Farming is one component in helping us self-sustain. These are sweet potatoes planted by our team and some of our older students #self-sustainability #hardwork #self -reliance #prideinagooddayswork #mcmkabale
Everybody helps out in the village! #community #ev Everybody helps out in the village! #community #everybodyhelps #hardworkers #together #mountainchildrensministry
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