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FCM is a ministry that spreads the love of Christ by building relationships to serve orphans and families in Africa.
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As many of you know, FCM recently concluded a successful feasibility study with the J.F. Smith Group. We’re excited to announce that the Smith Group has recommended that we move forward with a capital campaign to benefit the vision of Abaana’s Hope, the comprehensive children’s village that FCM will build in Uganda. Please pray for our Executive Planning Committee as they steer the campaign. The committee held their first meeting today so we will keep you informed of the campaign’s progress over the coming months.

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During Four Corners' last trip to Sudan, we had the opportunity to take along John Fleming of "The Anniston Star" Newspaper, based in Anniston, AL. He is currently releasing a series of stories with information about the long-running war in Sudan, as well as photographs taken from our most recent time in Western Equatoria, Southern Sudan.

Visit the Anniston Star to read the first installment...





Wow! Where do we begin? Jesus is Amazing! I am not a writer but I was asked to share a story with all our readers so here it goes. Yesterday, our first day here in Uganda, I asked one of our two bus drivers if he was a Christian. I had already asked the other the night before, he was a Christian, but the 2nd one, Adam, told me no I am a Muslim. I am not sure how many of you have ever had a chance to witness to a muslim but let me tell you they are very, very difficult to reach. But I began to talk with Adam about Christianity and Islam as we traveled.

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"Welcome to Uganda", Tripp said on our bus ride from the Entebbe airport last night. We'd been traveling for 30 plus hours straight. 3 plane flights later, I was tired, but Tripp had me beat. It looked like he'd been up for about 3 days preparing for our arrival. You know that glowing sheen on the face and greasy hair that happens on mission trips. But Tripp did it with pleasure. I realized the amount of preperation necessary for this team's arrival in that moment.

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