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

I'm also the proud founder of Future Hopes, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing education, vocational training, and economic empowerment to refugees in Uganda. We believe that every person deserves access to quality education, skills development, and economic opportunities, regardless of their background or circumstances.

But what drives me is more than just providing basic needs – it's about sharing a transformative message of hope and spiritual growth. I've discovered the profound teachings of The Urantia Book, which reveal the loving nature of God and our place in the universe. This revelation has changed my life, and I'm eager to share it with others.

Through Future Hopes, we aim to integrate the spiritual principles of The Urantia Book into our programs, empowering refugees to:

Discover their inherent value and worth
Cultivate a deeper sense of purpose and meaning
Experience spiritual growth and transformation

Our mission is to create a supportive community where refugees can thrive, regain hope, and become self-sufficient. We're committed to helping them overcome the challenges of displacement and build a brighter future.

But we can't do it alone! We urgently need your help and support to continue providing essential services to these deserving individuals. Your contribution can make a tangible difference in their lives, helping us to:

Provide education and vocational training
Support economic empowerment initiatives
Offer psychosocial support and counseling
Share the transformative message of The Urantia Book

Join us in our mission to empower refugees in Uganda! Together, we can create a more compassionate and inclusive world, where everyone can experience the love and light of God.

Best regards,
Arnold Mugume Emmanuel

Vision for Change:
As a leader, I am committed to fostering a spirit of unity and empowerment among the youth. Our mission is to inspire and drive positive transformations, creating a brighter future for us all.

Get Involved:
Join our vibrant community by visiting  the Young Generation Group. Here, we share ideas, support one another, and work together towards common goals.

Education Matters:
I am also actively involved in an educational fundraiser aimed at providing opportunities for learning. Your contribution can make a significant impact. Visit our Educational Fundraiser to contribute and be part of shaping young minds.

Together, We Can Make a Difference:
Let's collaborate to build a stronger, more empowered community. Join us in the journey towards positive change.

Youth in Act-Uganda

There are many Orphans and Vulnerable children, and helpless youth out there in the world and for that case Youth in Act-Uganda comes to give support to this young generation and uplifting their hope through mobilization of resources and networking in or to create sustainable livelihood. Through this initiative and everyone's support, we shall be able to achieve our common goal of saving the nation most especially the young generation. 

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Youth In Act-Uganda is non governmental organization that helps the youths, orphans and the needy children. the organization supports the orphans and needy children from very poor families by providing for their essential needs like Education, Medical care and clothing. The youths who are still in school going age but dropped out due to their poor family financial status to support them through their education are catered for in the same way and those who can not afford to earn a living in this crazy world and are beyond the school going age are supported through projects, thus providing them with facilities like garden working tools deals, seeds, animals for rearing, fish farming projects and it gives them skills on how to produce local agricultural products like tomato sauce, tea beverages and many others including liquid soap making. It supports the youth to grow crops, rear animals, grow fish, keep bees and poultry birds. It also gives sensitization to the community on how to manage their farms.