Hello dear friends of the world's family of God, My name is Abigaba Rachael a citizen of Uganda, Kamwenge district Western Uganda. I am aged 17 and I am born to Kyosimire Oliver (mother) who is a small scale peasant and do this to earn a living. I am currently in my ordinary level of education in S4 but I am having difficult time at school, always being sent out of school due to bills balances (not completing school fees). After chasing me out of school, I go home; and on reaching home I feel completely empty.

My family earns less than $1 a day and yet we are a big family. We have problems associated with lack of food, and accommodation since our house is too small to accommodate the whole family. I am really having a very complicated life with my family and their real needs for the necessities of life. We have a small piece of land where we can do farming to get food but also it not enough. I am really requesting all of you my internet family of God to help my family and if possible invite all your friends to help as well. We are having really a very complicated life during this time of the pandemic. If you yourself cannot assist us financially sharing with 6 friends and asking them to post our Campaign will help us reach out to those who can help financially.

Blessings, Rachael.

A sister in Uganda Africa

I am called Agaba Josephat from Kitagwenda district western part of  Uganda Africa.

Aged 22 years and a co-ordinator of Uganda Constitution.

As the Uganda constitution group we managed to develop an idea of translating the Uganda constitution into the native language of Runyankore Rukiga to able the local people to understand the constitution in their language in order to promote the politic based on the principles of the constitution.

How l formed a Urantia study group in my community:

Preparing the Groundwork
1. *Prayer and Reflection*: l prayed for guidance and reflected on my motivations for forming a study group. I wanted to share the Urantia Book's teachings with others and create a supportive community.
2. *Identifying Potential Members*: l thought about people in my community who might be interested in the Urantia Book. I considered friends, acquaintances, and fellow spiritual seekers.

Reaching Out and Building Interest
1. *Initial Outreach*: l sent emails and made phone calls to potential members, inviting them to an introductory meeting.
2. *Social Media Post*: l posted about the study group on my social media accounts, including Facebook and WhatsApp
3. *Local Spiritual Events*: l attended local spiritual events, conferences, and workshops, where l networked with like-minded individuals and promoted my study group.

Organizing the Group
1. *Initial Meeting*: l hosted an initial meeting at my home, where l introduced the Urantia Book and discussed the study group's purpose and format.
2. *Choosing Study Materials*: The group decided to start with Paper 1, "The Universal Father," and progress through the book at a pace comfortable for everyone.
3. *Meeting Schedule*: The group agreed to meet bi-weekly on Tuesday evenings.

Launching the Group
1. *First Study Session*: l facilitated the first study session, guiding the group through a discussion of Paper 1.
2. *Encouraging Participation*: l encouraged everyone to share their thoughts, insights, and questions, creating a safe and supportive environment.

Ongoing Growth and Development
1. *Consistent Meetings*: The group maintained a consistent meeting schedule, with me and other members taking turns facilitating discussions.
2. *Service Projects*: The group organized service projects, such as volunteering at a local food bank, to apply the Urantia Book's teachings in practical ways. though we don't have enough access to get money to provide food to needy but we share the word of god with them

By following these steps, l successfully formed a vibrant Urantia study group in my community, providing a supportive environment for spiritual growth, exploration, and service.

Kamwenge Urantia Spiritual Family