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#11 Meet David
Back in 1994, David came to GSF as a child and lived in residence. Today David works at GSF and invests in other by teaching tailoring skills and sharing the eternal hope he found in Jesus Christ. Watch this video to see how the love of God has transformed David’s life!
#10 Meet Penlope
Meet Penlope, the Community Development Manager who has spent the last 5 years dedicated to promoting sustainable growth in the communities around GSF.
#9 Meet Nagibu
“I was in Primary 2 when I joined GSF. By that time, my mother had separated with my father. My grandmother was struggling to pay my school fees and this was a big challenge, but God never left me alone.
#8 Meet Diana
Meet Diana, a committed caregiver at the baby house who has served at GSF for over 7 years.
#7 Meet Sharon
Meet Sharon, a diligent student at the GSF Primary School. Her school tuition is provided through the GSF Village Scholarship Program.
#6 Meet Jennifer
Meet Jennifer, a member on the GSF Community Development Program.
#5 Meet a Previous Resident
“Since 1996, God has shown His faithfulness through Good Shepherd’s Fold by providing all of my basic needs for as long as I remember.
#4 Meet Loyce
Meet Loyce, a faithful follower of Christ and employee of GSF for the past 8 years.
#3 Meet Jeanner
Meet Jeanner, the residential social worker here at GSF and watch this video to see how God taught her to trust Him!
#2 Meet Philip
Meet Philip, a previous resident here at GSF and current GSF Scholarship Student.
#1 Meet Florence
Meet Florence, a longtime neighbor of GSF and a dedicated kitchen cook for the past 14 years.
New Definition, Same Direction
This year we are celebrating our 25th anniversary! The Lord continues to faithfully lead and guide the ministry, and we move forward in faith, trusting that He will continue to fulfill His purposes in the years to come.
Life Learners
Twenty-four members of the community proved that it is never too late to learn. Good Shepherd’s Fold partnered with Development Companions International to offer Adult Literacy Education through GSF Community Development.
So Many Stories: A 2018 End-Of-Year Newsletter
Pictures of redemption are beautiful stories! The challenge is, with so many stories, sharing just one doesn’t give an adequate picture. Here is the overwhelming story I love about GSF…
Fold Focus: Introducing Leticia
We would like to introduce to you Leticia, one of our GSF girls who is as sweet as her favorite food!
A House to Call Home
Abandoned. Confused. Desperate. Shakira was at a loss. After giving birth to a precious baby boy, named Fahad, her family immediately disavowed her at the time she needed them most.
Congratulations to our Scholarship Students!
GSF recently celebrated 7 scholarship students (pictured above) who graduated from university! It was a joyous occasion.
Fold Focus: Faziri
Faziri is quite the social, affectionate, and playful little boy. He has been at GSF since 2011.
Giving Hope this Giving Tuesday
Four years old and abandoned by his father, Junior was invisible in his community. Claiming a child with Cerebral Palsy would bring shame to the family.
One for the Books
A social spirit and a mind of the books, Viola’s face lights up when she talks about school.
Better Together
Do you remember Joshua? Joshua came to GSF on his first day of life back in February.
Fold Focus: Meet Luke
Luke came to GSF recently when he was only two days old. Thankfully, he weighed five pounds and was in good health.
Dishing it Out
On Saturday, around 20 GSF kids, 10 visitors, and several GSF workers reached out to a woman in the community. Her son, David, struggles with a physical and mental disability.
Send Gifts to GSF
We are super excited to let you know that we have started an AMAZON WISH LIST for GSF. We will update the list throughout the year but it will be filled with devotions, birthday gifts and other special items we simply can't buy in Uganda. Note, that the delivery...
“GSF has been a father to my son and a friend to me.” – Miriam
Miriam had no choice but to drop out of her final year of high school when she found out she was pregnant. Months later Miriam gave birth to a beautiful baby boy, Isaiah.