Visit to Sanyu Babies Home

Tuesday saw me drive team members to Sanyu Babies Home. We departed St Paul's House a little after 7am. To be honest, I was quite pleased that I was able to navigate my way across town based solely on my memory from 2 years ago. 

On our arrival at Sanyu Babies Home, the oldest orphanage in Uganda (established in the 1920s by the Church of England), we were met by the Administrator who gave us a quick history lesson and welcomed us to the facility. 

Following this we were divided into two teams - men outside and ladies inside. While the ladies were busy feeding the babies and folding the washing, the men were outside moving a stockpile of logs and a mound of dirt. 

After about 3 hours under the hot sun, we were certainly ready to come inside and spend a little time with the babies. 

On our return trip to the Jesus House, we  found ourselves in the middle of a traffic jam - although not completely unexpected, it certainly added about an hour to our trip home. 

On arrival at the Jesus House, Dale and I kept working on the Report KCM is presenting to the Ugandan Parliament early next month. 

Please join with me in praying for justice to be done in relation to this report.