The Ugandan Orphan
The UGANDAN ORPHAN It has been said forever that life is a journey we are meant to take, but everyone has their destiny. Others say that life is a test and everyone has a different questionnaire. And some believe that life is a book and each one is a different chapter. What do you get from all these quotes?
They just show us that everyone has a different path in life, we are not the same and each of us goes through different struggles. Some people are very fortunate to come from very rich and famous families, for example, everyone would like to be the daughter of the former President of the United States of America, Mr. Barrack Obama. It’s human nature that we all crave those extravagant lives. Even if we can’t make it ourselves, we work hard to give it to our children. This is what anyone in the world would want for life.
But some people can live free from such worries. It is their destiny for the Uganda orphans to face the world as orphans and spend many years chasing the shadows of their parents who have disappeared. There’s nothing but trying to see their missions through to the end as best they can because until they do, they won’t be left alone. They are and they have accepted that fact. But the Lord says He has good plans for us, plans for prosperity and not for harm. He didn’t say these good plans are only for those with parents, the promise was random.
This gives the orphans in Uganda hope that God will never forsake them no matter the circumstances, even if the whole world is upset because he clearly says that he is the father of the fatherless.
The mother wasn’t around to spoil them, to see them take their first step or hear them say their first word, but that has nothing to do with who these innocent children will be. Success does not depend on the presence or absence of parents, we stand by the orphans of Uganda, we work day and night to brighten their future as you have come to expect from us. Just keep spreading the love for the little orphans. You could maybe join the campaign with me and you can create a better place for Uganda orphans.