Celebrating a Testimony of one of the Christian Relief Fund sponsored pioneers in Kampala. Grace Amogin was sponsored through CRF in her secondary school Education. She later joined a Nursing and Mid-wifery course in Medical school. She holds a Diploma in the same and is a registered Nurse. After several years of prayer and patience, news was received today 2/24/2021 to being accepted and enrolled to work with the Amazima Ministries in Jinja. We give praise and thanks to God.

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