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Journey Church in Bukaleba

noreply@blogger.com (iloveorphans.com) — Thu, 11 Nov 2010 17:58:00 +0000

The Journey Church out of Raleigh, NC recently got back from the Bukaleba Children's Center and they created a great video. Thanks Journey Church for sharing this with us and for caring for the children of Bukaleba.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lM4LCMRGcNs

Thanks to PHI CHI

noreply@blogger.com (iloveorphans.com) — Mon, 01 Nov 2010 14:43:00 +0000

I was at this year's Baylor Homecoming parade and I noticed Phi Chi's award winning float go by. On it was a shout out to iloveorphans.com. Pretty cool stuff...The gentlemen of Phi Kappa Chi have been loyal supporters of iloveorphans.com for years now. They sent members over to Uganda and poured the foundation to the orphanage in Bukaleba, they've help numerous fund-raising events, they manage our webpage (Thanks Colton!) and they do numerous other things. Thank you to the gentlemen of Phi Kappa Chi for your support!

noreply@blogger.com (iloveorphans.com) — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 16:01:00 +0000

February 2010

This is the latest newsletter that we have received from Arise Africa International about the Babies' Home recently constructed in Bukaleba, Uganda:

February 2010 brought us lots of Joy as we welcomed babies to their home in Bukaleba babies’ home. Thirty five children of the forty have arrived in the home. We are yet to receive more three. Unfortunately two died, as their health and conditions could not wait that long. We greatly regret their death. When the children arrived they had mixed reactions; the young ones welcomed their new life with yelling and crying as they were separated from their guardians; the older ones just walked around in silent, it was interesting looking at them as we wondered what was going on in their little hearts and minds. A few minutes later it was clear that they had come to a better home compared to where they had been. The toys, hot shower and the new clothes left by the visiting team from USA cleared all their fears. Eleven of the children where having a high fever, which we suspected to be as a result of Malaria for one actually had convulsions, (as seen in the down middle picture on the table being prayed for). The eleven were taken to the hospital immediately for treatment and they are recovering quite well. Most of the other children are suffering from malnutrition and we have put them on a high protein and vitamins diet hopefully they will recover soon.

The twenty two staff working in the babies’ home, are simply wonderful, they are doing such a wonderful job taking care of the children day and night. They cook for the children, feed and clean them, wash their cloth, read them Gods word, pray with them and as well play with them, they are doing everything and they are a blessing.. The older children are ready to begin nursery school. There is need to finish the nursery school immediately. We request that you pray with us for the healthy and security of these little precious beings; and provision of:

A perimeter wall to enhance the security of the Children costing $3,888
A stand by generator our solar panels are on and off $2,222
A four wheel van is urgently needed for transporting children to the hospital @ $13,888
Children’s wears, Diapers, wipes, sweaters, shoes, clothes, dresses, Babies sheets and Blankets.
Children’s Vitamin’s, Babies formula’s for the very malnourished
$22,222 to complete the nursery school
7. Volunteers to work in the babies home

If you are interested in helping meet the needs of Arise Africa International and their work at the Babies Home, please visit http://www.iloveorphans.com/donate.html or contact us directly at iloveorphans.com@gmail.com.

iloveorphans Article in the Augusta Gazette

noreply@blogger.com (iloveorphans.com) — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 18:57:00 +0000

Thanks to Kent Bush for writing a great article about the Bukaleba project. Thanks!!!

http://www.augustagazette.com/news/x1076979412/Area-couple-changing-lives-for-orphans-in-Uganda

Orphan Sunday

noreply@blogger.com (iloveorphans.com) — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 20:29:00 +0000

Orphan Sunday was last week and I spoke at First Baptist Church Augusta in Augusta, KS. It was awesome to see all the people rally around the needs of the Bukaleba orphans. Their church is spending the whole month of November raising funds for the Children's Center and the other Bukaleba projects. Thanks First Baptist Augusta for your commitment to loving the orphans of the world!

Lillian

noreply@blogger.com (iloveorphans.com) — Tue, 09 Sep 2008 19:13:00 +0000

We are very sad to report that Lillian Kalemara passed away on Sunday, September 7. Lillian was a Director of Arise Africa who we loved dearly. She was truly a saint who loved the Lord with everything she had. When our team was in Africa in July for the groundbreaking, Lillian is the one who worked so hard at Bukaleba to make sure the groundbreaking was a success. In addition to her sweet spirit, her love for the children is what will be remembered most about her. She told us that the building of the Children's Center means to her that "Christ has come." Her family and the entire Arise Africa Staff will be in our prayers through this difficult time.

iloveorphans.com on YouTube

noreply@blogger.com (iloveorphans.com) — Mon, 04 Feb 2008 22:28:00 +0000

An iloveorphans.com video is now up on YouTube. Thanks to who made this happen.

Middle School students organize "change for change" drive; make donation to iloveorphans.com

noreply@blogger.com (iloveorphans.com) — Mon, 17 Dec 2007 15:01:00 +0000

In Waco, TX, National Junior Honor Society students from G.W. Carver Academy organized a "change for change" drive at their school. For three weeks, students went around with a large white bucket, encouraging classmates to find spare change at home, in their car, or in their rooms and bring it to school. At the end of the fundraiser, the students had collected just over $350 dollars in loose change. The group started the fundraiser to help raise awareness of poverty in Africa. They decided that they wanted to help create change for kids their age in Africa. iloveorphans.com graciously accepted the donation G.W. Carver Academy and is glad that we are partners with such a neat group of students.

Godfrey

noreply@blogger.com (iloveorphans.com) — Mon, 17 Dec 2007 15:00:00 +0000

Godfrey Wanamitsa, director of Arise Africa International, and our partner with this project, visited the United States during the month of October. Many of us were able to spend some quality time with Godfrey. During his stay, he was able to take in some sights in Birmingham, Alabama, where he spoke to the Dawson Young Professionals Class. It was great to hear from Godfrey. He shared the latest developments that have taken place out at the Bukaleba project. He is excited about our plan to help orphans.

iloveorphans.com website up!!!

noreply@blogger.com (iloveorphans.com) — Mon, 17 Dec 2007 14:59:00 +0000

We are finally up and on the web. On today, Thursday November 3rd, at 12:41 pm, we are officially up and on the web. We are excited to finally be on the world wide web. We hope that this site will serve as powerful tool for communicating our message. There are millions of orphans and we can help but we need your money to help. We want to communicate that we love orphans. We've seen them, we know them, and we care about them. We want to communicate that we have a plan to love orphans. We want to communicate that we need your help to love orphans. Check back for more updates.