Raising homes for Africa

Raising homes for Africa Medical missions organisation working to bring hope,healing of christ to families with disabilities and life Limiting illeness to access care & mobility aids.

We a non profit care community organization on a mission to raise awareness, lift voices, tell stories of families living in extreme poverty through support, involve and provision of sustainable education programs and appropriate medical care in Uganda. We collaborate and partner with existing, both local and international health care facilities, medical personnel, front line research teams, strug

gling communities, ministries, villages that face health Emergencies or any other kind of crisis that requires immediate action. We do intend to build a children hospital, more home bases and rescue centers for struggling and abandoned young mothers and children. OUR CALL: is Ensuring health for families living in extreme poverty. OUR HEART : is for the health of the abandoned children and those that are malnourished. OUR CRY : is for mothers, new born health and Nutrition. EMPOWER | INVOLVE | INVEST AND TRANSFORM.

06/04/2026

Today is Monday. A new day has begun and a new week is in front of you. Before your mind begins to look back at everything that happened last week, pause for a moment and hear this truth. In Christ, your story is not written by yesterday. Scripture says, “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old has passed away; behold, the new has come” (2 Corinthians 5:17 ESV). Because of the finished work of Jesus Christ, your life is not defined by your worst moment, your biggest mistake, or the things that try to accuse your heart. When Jesus went to the cross, He carried the full weight of sin, shame, and failure so that you would not have to carry them into every new day.

This means you do not have to drag yesterday into this week. The cross already settled what stood against you. Scripture says that God “canceled the record of debt that stood against us with its legal demands. This he set aside, nailing it to the cross” (Colossians 2:14 ESV). Every accusation that tries to follow you into this week has already been answered by Jesus. The voice that says you failed too many times has already been silenced by the blood of Christ. Because of the finished work of Jesus, your standing with God is not fragile. It is secure.

Fear often shows up when life stops making sense. This is why Abram’s story in Genesis 12 is piercing. God gives just e...
02/04/2026

Fear often shows up when life stops making sense. This is why Abram’s story in Genesis 12 is piercing. God gives just enough to take the next step, not enough for complete certainty.

The core message of Christmas is that we live in darkness and desperately need light that we cannot create for ourselves...
18/12/2025

The core message of Christmas is that we live in darkness and desperately need light that we cannot create for ourselves. That we live through grief and loss and pain and violence that we cannot rectify for ourselves. That our world is as very hopeless as it seems, unless. Unless God enters into the void.

The mystery of Christmas is that God entered time and space. Even more, that God entered time and space in the form of an embryo, a baby, dependent and needy and embodied. The mystery—the unknowability—of Christmas is the promise that God has made himself known in the person of Jesus Christ. The mystery of Christmas is that God continues to enter in, even to this current moment of violence and despair and shadow.

The mystery of Christmas acknowledges the suffering and sorrow of a lonely and broken world. It even claims that the God who created the cosmos not only cares about that suffering and sorrow but enters into it as Emmanuel, “God with us.”

We acknowledge the darkness and at the same time surrender to God’s promise of inbreaking light.

When we enter the mystery of Christmas, we surrender control. We enter into suffering. And, ultimately, we enter into the mystery of unending and unfailing love that promises to save us all.

“Do not fear.” It’s a refrain within the Christmas story. Mary, do not fear the unexpected baby growing inside you. Jose...
18/12/2025

“Do not fear.” It’s a refrain within the Christmas story. Mary, do not fear the unexpected baby growing inside you. Joseph, do not fear the appearance that your betrothed betrayed you or that the rest of the world will shame you both. Shepherds, wise men, do not fear. Later, disciples who see Jesus walking on the water—do not fear. Disciples sitting in the upper room after Jesus’ death, do not fear. And even going way back, to the words written before Jesus’ birth, again and again the people who encounter God get the same message: Do not fear.

A friend once explained to me that these words are not a command. They are, rather, a promise.

Do not fear is not an instruction to obey a God who doesn’t understand all the very fearful realities we encounter day by day. Do not fear is not a command to deny our feelings. Do not fear is not a way to get it right.

Do not fear is a promise that God will be with us even in the midst of the most fearful, dark, and terrible moments.
It can be easy for me—I’m such a rule-follower—to berate myself for fear. I can make God’s love conditional, as if I need to prove my trust and faith by denying worry and ignoring doubt. But it seems to me that the invitation—to those shepherds, to Mary, to the disciples, to us—is to admit all the very good reasons we have to tremble in fear and to hear the reassuring words in response, “I am with you.”

As much as I love the holly jolly vibe of this time of year, if we only pay attention to the surface sparkle of Christmas, we will paper over grief, deny sorrow, and ignore darkness. We enter a holiday season right now where there is much to fear, with news of senseless killings and what can feel like endless tragedies. The Christmas story of a God who not only says “do not fear” but also says “I am with you always”—that is a story that is big enough to hold the suffering. It’s a story that invites hope and peace and love and joy, not in denial of the darkness, but in celebration of light that shines amidst the darkness.

We are invited to name the darkness and grief of this moment even as we are also invited to dance and sing and rejoice in the promise of God with us, Emmanuel.

WHY DISABILITY MINISTRY MATTER?How we can help churches include and offer the gift of belonging to people with disabilit...
03/10/2025

WHY DISABILITY MINISTRY MATTER?
How we can help churches include and offer the gift of belonging to people with disabilities and their families.

“And the prayer of faith will save the one who is sick, and the Lord will raise him up.” – James 5:15Prayer has the powe...
08/08/2025

“And the prayer of faith will save the one who is sick, and the Lord will raise him up.” – James 5:15

Prayer has the power to bring peace, comfort, and even healing. Today, take a moment to pray for those without access to medical care.

Think back… what’s a prayer that changed your life? Who prayed it for you? Share in the comments.
07/08/2025

Think back… what’s a prayer that changed your life? Who prayed it for you? Share in the comments.

At Raising homes for Africa We have been overwhelmed with an outpouring of love from so many. We would like to a few wor...
09/07/2025

At Raising homes for Africa We have been overwhelmed with an outpouring of love from so many. We would like to a few words to highlight a couple of groups that have been instrumental in our efforts. The Disaster Assistance CoC, Churches of Christ Disaster Relief Inc., and the Churches of Christ Disaster Response Team.

We have been able to let the community know, and will continue to let the community know that we have resources to help them in their time of need. It is first and foremost thanks to God the Father for blessing us with these resources. We also want to thank those in these organizations who have dedicated their time and energy to assist our community.

Thank you!

“We must quickly carry out the tasks assigned us by the one who sent us. The night is coming, and then no one can work. ...
08/06/2025

“We must quickly carry out the tasks assigned us by the one who sent us. The night is coming, and then no one can work. But while I am here in the world, I am the light of the world.””
‭‭John‬ ‭9‬:‭4‬-‭5‬ ‭NLT

As we approach the celebrations of our Lord’s sacrifice, do not focus on the suffering. Focus on the Love that drove Hi...
23/03/2025

As we approach the celebrations of our Lord’s sacrifice, do not focus on the suffering. Focus on the Love that drove Him through it...

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