Rodney Lau
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Name: Rodney Lau
Occupation: Healthcare Professional
No of trips to Uganda: 3
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Why I’m going to
Uganda:
Uganda always has a special place in my heart. I've
been blessed to see the Holy Spirit in action just like in the book of Acts,
from miraculous physical healings and forgiveness of others to intimate
personal encounters with the Lord. I've seen lives transformed so that
they are able to love others unconditionally. Having been blessed to
experience the transformation in people’s lives first-hand, I yearn to see
more. I am returning to Uganda to investigate how we can
more deeply invest in the lives of people in Uganda.
What am I most afraid of? The gift of martyrdom, because it can only be used once, and the gift of celibacy... |
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Ada Lau
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Name: Ada Lau
Occupation: Student/ Residential Support Worker
# of trips to
Uganda: 2
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Why I’m going to
Uganda:
I want to experience God’s tangible glory and find out first-hand what
He is currently doing in the country of Uganda. I look forward to reuniting
with old friends from the town of Soroti and sharing our lives together.
Finally, I am excited to once again learn from the people of Uganda who are
so full of joy, life and tenacity.
What are my
kryptonites? (Please don’t use them against me) Bubble wrap, soft & fuzzy fabrics, and any dessert made with green
tea
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Uganda 2013 Meet the team: Rosanna Soh
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Name: Rosanna Soh
Occupation: Home maker
# of trips to
Uganda: 0
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Why I’m going to Uganda:
It
has been my dream for the last 5 years to join the Uganda team. It is an honour to go and
meet the people I hear about, to share a love that has changed my life and
most importantly to proclaim good news
to the poor, to bind up the brokenhearted, to proclaim freedom for the captives, to comfort
all who mourn, to bestow on them a crown of beauty instead of ashes, the oil
of joy instead of mourning, and a garment of praise instead of a spirit of
despair. (Isaiah 61). I
go simply because He called me. There
is no other way you would get me to leave my family and travel an insane
number of hours to sleep under a mosquito net in crazy hot weather and
encounter huge spiders. I won’t even
drive a couple of hours to go camping and I can’t even kill a tiny bug in my
house!
If I could turn back time what year would I
go back to?
1994 <sigh> my last year of high school…independent but not on
my own =). Living at home being taken
care of by mom, getting allowance every week , having a driver’s liscence
with no curfew and free use of the car.
The biggest thing I had to worry about was studying for my calculus
test. A time when I was surrounded by
great friends and lots of fun. (Can you tell I’m a homeschooling mom to 4
children =)
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