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We have set up a pilot health clinic on Site are are treating the orphan children and immediate staff. We will be going through formal registration this year. The churches are developing their village health teams and we have set up a years programme to activate these teams in the church communities initially to pilot immunisation and community health initiatives. The hospital visitation team had a further time of training but its their compassion and ministry to the sick which shines through so clearly.

It is such a beautiful site we have just outside Gulu and we were able to set in place a stronger infrastructure which is so important in our growth. We have connected internet access at the site and obtained another motorbike to facility the ministry. These things are such cost savers in time as people are then not reliant on local systems.

All our team members on this mission were extremely busy and highly productive. I am proud of their committment and love of the local people.

Our vision is their to serve and support the vision of the local people and the unity and relationships which have built up over the years is unique. To see people and churches working together in such an integrated way and serving each others visions is so precious that we should never take it for granted and continue to strive for higher plains of love and integrity.

I will stop their but please do commit all these things and the people to God. The biggest battle is sometimes not in times of war but in times of peace when the wars cease. These are the opportunities to rebuild society along biblical lines. Unfortunately it seems like in Britain we went the opposite way after World War 2 as marital, family and societal structure has never fully recovered.

There are always many needs but change begins with HOPE.

Let's begin with hope and then move into faith where anything IS possible. In love and appreciation.

Liam and the team.

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