Spencer's turn

No one can ever doubt the majestic glory of God, especially in Uganda.
Psalms 96 11-13 says Let the heavens be glad and let the earth rejoice; let the sea roar and all that fills it; let the field exalt comma, and everything in it! And shall all the trees of the forest sing for joy before the Lord, for he comes to judge the earth. He will judge the world in righteousness, and the peoples in His faithfulness.
The beauty of the Uganda exemplifies the glory of God. It is amazing how America is so contaminated with technology and sexual things. In Kagadi it is shocking on how people are so content having only a small hut and a little garden. Few places have electricity and we were one of the lucky few huts to have running water. Most people are wearing the same pair of clothes for most of the week, where we have closets full of clothes. In Kagadi I did not see any PDA or even guys holding girls hands, instead boys hold boys hands and girls hold girls hands. You are probably thinking everyone in Uganda must be gay but on the contrary it is just a friendly thing to do. They have not been brainwashed by the American mindset of homosexuality. We take so much for granted in America and become to content with our lives. We stay in our comfort zones and I would never use any opportunities to share the gospel. I am going to work on changing that in my life because people in America are in need of the gospel just as much as Uganda.
Saturday we hiked up a big rock. At the top we could see even more how great the glory of God is. Hiking up was a team process because K.K. and Abby were wearing skirts and sandals. Even though the handicap, we hiked the rock and overcame the obstacles. And later that day we played a soccer game against Kagadi Secondary School. We made a free kick to bring the game to 1-0 but later they made a free kick to tie it at 1-1. After the kick the game was over and led us with a great opportunity to share the gospel with around a 100 or more people. Praise God for this opportunity to share the gospel. He would never say this but I found out that Chris is a spectacular soccer player but has a even greater heart for the Lord.
On Sunday we had the worship service. The church building had to be extended to make room for the people. Pastor Aaron preached and gave pastor John a charge from 1 Tim. 4 6-15. After the service we had to say goodbye and leave. The goodbye's were said and to send us off on our journey they performed a tribal dance with drums. It was great in Kagadi and the Lord blessed our mission. Even if a person did not except Jesus as their personal savior, a seed was planted.
At Kagadi Matt took a picture of me and a little child with a Polaroid, to which the child kept. This child looked around 3 and was wearing boots. "Boots" became his name around the group. When Boots received the picture he ran off jumping up and down with a huge smile. It is amazing how the children can be so happy about something so small. That picture with him was the most meaningful picture of my life. The picture attached is not the original but it is him and me.