I had a chance to meet with my mentor (of Uganda) and his wife today. This was my second time meeting with them. We updated each other on our progress and our preparation work. They (family of 4) plan on leaving by the end of July so that when I get to Uganda, they would have already been settled in. I requested from them some pictures that they took during their prior stay in Uganda. Those pictures can be found here.
Why do I have mentors? A.I.M felt that because it is my first time to Africa, especially to Uganda and I am still young, they would like to find a mentor for me during my time there. While I am there, they are to mentor me spiritually and guide me through Uganda and the city we are going to stay in.
Now that the mentors have provided me with some pictures, I know what to tell my family and friends when they ask me questions like "How is your living condition?" or "Are you living in the city or the countryside?"
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The population and the Church in Africa is growing rapidly. Out of the one billion people in Africa, many of them are youth. While many of the youth have been exposed to the Gospel, there is a great need in providing spiritual nourishment to them. It is my responsibility to develop Christ-centered youths among the Christ-centered churches in Uganda through discipleship.
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