Last summer I served in Uganda for two months as an intern with Sozo and it changed my life.  I completely fell in love-- with the kids at Sozo, the beautiful country and its people.  Most importantly, I fell even more in love with the Savior who loves and cares for his children in Uganda more than I ever could.  Since I returned home fom Uganda last summer, I have been praying about going back.  I am so excited that I will have the opportunity to serve with Sozo in Uganda next fall from August to December.   Most importantly, I want to ask you to support me in prayer.  If you feel led, I would also greatly appreciate your financial support. Your donation will cover Sozo's Missionary Fee's: Monthly rent, 3 meals a day, and daily transportation. It will also cover airfare to and from Uganda.

If you have any questions, you can reach me at rer194@msstate.edu. I am so grateful for your prayers and support!

“We care for orphans, not because we are rescuers. We care for orphans because we are the rescued.” -David Platt

Sozo Missionaries fuel the drive behind the on-ground Uganda work. They are considered facilitators. Since we have Ugandan staff in place raising the children and caring for their immediate needs, the missionaries are needed to assist those workers and invest in the children. They work alongside local Ugandans, inside Sozo homes and in outside communities, to further the gospel and represent Sozo Children.