Shamim's Story
Shamim in Uganda: Shamim was my first sponsored child! I sponsored Shamim in 1999, I believe, when I was 11 and Shamim was 10, until she graduated Compassion's program in 2011! More...
A Visit to Uganda: If you've been following my blog, you've heard about Shamim (if you're new here, check out this post: Shamim's Story), our former sponsored child from Uganda--who is also my dear sister! And when Shamim graduated Compassion's program last December, we began sponsoring Cissy, more...
Shamim's Story: Shamim wrote out her story and gave me permission to share it here. I hope it inspires you to sponsor kids! And I hope it encourages those of you who are sponsoring. THE COMPASSION TOWARDS MY WAY FORWARD, "I am born to the family of late Mr. Sikaka K. and Mrs. Namayanja Robinah B. both who were more...
A Demonstration of God's Kindness: I just wanted to share a beautiful example of God's kindness in our lives. My former sponsored child, Shamim, and a dear sister to me, is currently working on her bachelor's degree in Uganda. Recently, she expressed a need for a laptop and asked if she could wire me money so I could buy it for her (since she could get more for her money if she bought one in the States). My dad offered to buy it for her as a graduation gift, more...
Because of Shamim: I have decided to start a blog focused on Compassion and my sponsorship experiences. My hope for this blog is two-fold. First, I hope it will encourage those of you who are sponsors to continue the good work! And secondly, to envision those who don't currently sponsor to consider the value of child sponsorship. My desire is to encourage you in letter writing (to offer ideas when you're stuck and to remind you of the value), to share some of the struggles along the way (like when your child doesn't write much or your children keep leaving the program), and to answer any questions that you have about child sponsorship. More...
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wonderful, love reading it!!!
ReplyDeleteI love hearing her story every time! Such a beautiful testimony of God's grace!
DeleteWhat an incredible story, and an absolutely amazing woman! Maybe we can go on a CI Uganda trip one day.
ReplyDeleteOoh! I'd LOVE that!! That's a dream I've had! Especially since our new girl in Uganda, Cissy, lives near Shamim and has visited her before!!
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