All roads in Kotido, Karimoja (Uganda), are dirt roads and most people live in rural manyattas (villages) serviced only very poor tracks. When a labouring mother or unconscious patient needs an ambulance, currently the only way to travel is bicycle or motorcycle.
The Shepherd family, Ruth Mahood and Bruce & Christine Turner have recently started serving as a team in Kotido, living and working among the Karimojong.
Suzanne Betts has been serving on a short term placement among the Karimojong of Uganda. She shares with us her first impressions.
The Karimojong are a people who have been marginalised, waiting to hear of the hope we have, and of their true value in Christ.
Ruth Mahood, sent from Logie & St John’s (Cross) Parish Church, Dundee, shares about God’s call on her life.
AIM’s desire for the Karimojong of Uganda is for them to be set free from darkness; to be set free from the bondage of destructive traditions; and to be transformed into the full measure of Christ.
