Grace, peace and blessings for 2026,

from ULAUSA’s board of directors

 December 2025

Yet another year has flown by, and we find ourselves looking at 2026 already! We pray that you remembered the Reason for the Season, ‘25…the birth of Jesus Christ our Lord. It’s so very easy for all of us to find ourselves so enmeshed in all the trappings of Christmas and New Year’s celebrations that we don’t take time to attend to resting and reflecting on what’s truly important…loving, enjoying and appreciating the family, friends and opportunities that God has entrusted to our lives. So, take a deep breath and relax for a bit as 2026 commences.

Our Ugandan Lambs have enjoyed time off from their schooling, at the children’s homes in Kayunga or Namugongo, or with extended family. Christmas parties were underwritten by one of the ULA family members; Lambs and staff had a good time of feasting, fellowshipping and celebrating Jesus’ birth. In January, it’s back to school!

Many of our Lambs have now progressed to employment or secondary education past high school. Recent college graduates have earned MBAs in business administration/management, accounting, have completed diplomas or certificates in electrical engineering, customs, tourism, nursing, pharmacy and fashion design. Other post-high school Lambs are pursuing degrees and/or in internships for nursing/midwifery, medicine/surgery, education, clinical/community nutrition, business management. The ones still in primary or high school are well on their way…their teachers and directors report Lambs’ improvements and “notable progress” on their report cards, commenting on well-disciplined students who evidence responsibility in their conduct and performance and exhibit notable effort towards reaching their academic goals. Others are encouraged to “aim higher” and work harder. Our Lambs attend faith-based private schools with high academic standards where they are challenged and empowered to reach their potential. ULAUSA is committed to providing our AIDS orphans with opportunities they never could have aspired to in the third world country of Uganda.

The board of ULAUSA covets your prayers for wisdom and God’s provision for 2026 and beyond. As many of our Lambs have reached young adulthood, sponsorship and support has dwindled. Until now, there have been funds in reserve to provide for the necessities of Lambs without sponsors, as well as covering increased fees as needed for the higher educations of our graduated post-high school Lambs who aspire to advanced degrees. Unfortunately, this is no longer the case. We’re looking at the real possibility of having to deny unsponsored post-graduates the additional support they need to pursue their dreams, in order to ensure that Lambs still under 18 are cared for, educated and graduated. Please join us in praying for God’s direction in tending to the support of His Lambs. If you have questions or desire to help with these needs, please contact us at: ulapresident3@gmail.com or treasurer@ugandanlambs.org.

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