Tom Ratcliffe talks about his time in Uganda and the impact it had on him.

The team worked alongside experienced missionary and national health care providers and local communities

The Ssese Islands are an archipelago of eighty-four islands in the northwest of Lake Victoria, Uganda. About forty-three of the islands are inhabited.

My time in Dwelling Places was both challenging and fantastic. It was challenging personally for me in my own faith, learning to trust and totally depend on God for his strength and guidance when I felt inadequate.

This year Mediquest spent almost 4 weeks in Kenya visiting various hospitals and clinics. We started with 6 days in Kijabe at the large mission hospital there.

My summer in Uganda was an experience I will never forget. I felt excited about going to a new place, expectant that God would teach me, and terrified about stepping into the unknown.

Before I went to Cape Town to work with U-Turn, I sensed God calling me to learn more about Him, and to step out and be confident in who He’s made me to be.

During the Summer of 2005 Debbie Cannon led a Synergy Team to work with U-Turn, a project ministering to destitute people in Cape Town, South Africa.