Report on the impact of Short Term Mission
Avoiding the sapling and the elephant: A case study from Uganda of the impact of short-term teams on participants and host communities – David Barr Impact of Short Term Mission Teams on Host Communities
Training Leaders
There are lots of churches dotted throughout the countryside of Uganda; however, many pastors are hungry for teaching and guidance. Charlene’s Project have been involved with training pastors and holding conferences and providing resources for their disposal. Communities have requested Bibles and other resources which we have the privilege of providing. Join with us today […]
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Refugee Outreach
Refugee Outreach: At the end of 2018, there was a record high 70.8 million people forcibly displaced worldwide with one new person becoming displaced every 2 seconds. Syrians are the largest forcibly displaced population with more than half of their population fleeing, seeking safety, thus forcing them into a life of poverty and exile. In […]
The Future
The Beginning
Empowering Women
Literacy rates in Uganda show of those 15 years and older, 62% females are literate in comparison to 79% of males while of those aged 65 and older, only 18% of females are literate in comparison to 58% of males (unesco.org). Often girls are the first to miss out on an opportunity to learn, with […]