Updates from Fr. Paul Kapochina

Another year has almost come to an end and we have every cause to give thanks and glory for the wonders He has done in our lives. It seems like a dream that the 365 days have suddenly come to an end. This year has been different from other years in various ways as the other years have also been different from this year. This is because we cannot understand God’s ways. What is worth mentioning is the medical operation of Kawe. I personally did not think it was possible, and it came to a time the medical doctors were getting discouraged themselves, but by His grace Kawe is now in recovery from her operation. If there was no money, it would not have been possible but God used you to affect the operation. May that same God continue to bless and protect you all the days of your life. This year, the number of people who benefitted from your support are far more than the previous years and every single one of them appreciates your sacrifice. Over 21 tricycles have been constructed to help the cripples, which is very remarkable. When I see the cripples now being mobile I get excited with how God can use us mere creatures to bring relief to the poor and needy. The bullock project is its way and I think it will help many of the widows in their farms. It will become effective when the rains begin to fall somewhere in June. The support has helped me to construct a store house for the storage of grain. This storage facility is bigger than any available storage facility in the region and hopefully it will be a great help to ensure that the grains are safe first from thieves and secondly from going bad before the sharing time.

Margerete Asana Awudu, Fati Awudu and Yaw Ibrahim are orphans living with me and attending school. They look healthy and are well cared for through your support.
I want to thank you so much for all your toil and sacrifices to bring comfort to the suffering and transforming the lives of many. May you enjoy the very best of this Christmas and have a prosperous New Year.

Fr. Paul Kapochina