2014 End of Year Book

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EXPANDING HIS TERRITORY2014 Annual Report and Gift Catalog


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Te LORD expanded ourterritory from exas to

Illinois to Michigan!Who will forget Bonnys high kicks for Jesus

Emmys dream come true at Texas Motor Sp

The team traveled to the 102nd floor of C

Willis Tower and experienced their first ever a

It was a sweet time in Michigan when the

to minister at the Harbor House and Clark Re

Community to enjoy some wonderful fellows

real sweetness this year though was watching

bring genuine love and joy to so many need

in schools, churches and homes. We praise

the chance to worship Him this way!!Driver Emmy-Texas Motor Speedway


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Our basic nebeing met cabe our greate

source of digNothing is more despechild searching througsome sort of nourishmetorn clothing from Our first step to sharinof Christ is to meet theneeds. With the heloving supporters we a

feeding and clothing chfive schools, we are alour own food on overof farmland to teach and become more selfThe dignity children having their physical allows them to focus the Savior who loves t


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Te goal of PCM is not tosimply teach our children toread and write, but to raiseup leaders who will help

shape Ugandas future.Our children are learning who they are in Christand how He can use them in extraordinaryways to change their country and the world.So whether they become evangelists, doctors,lawyers, hairdressers, or farmers they will knowthat they are special to God and an important partof His Kingdom.


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Do you know how special you are?

That could be asked of any of our 800+ children who are sponsored and theall give a resounding YES!!! They know how special they are because someenough to love them from the other side of the world. And not just love them finbut through prayers, letters, and even visits! That is just half of the relationshiOur sponsors also know how special they are to their Ugandan children! heartfelt letters to diligent prayers, God is showing how rewarding it is to be a family. One thing is for sure, our Ugandan children and their sponsors are surrolove through the hope sponsorship gives.

Lori AlexanderChild Sponsorship Coordinator


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Sponsoring a child through PCM

by Kristen Wolowski

When we decided to sponsor a child through PCM, we thought itwould be one amazing way to honor God by following his commandmentsof taking care of orphans. We would be providing for a child in need.What we discovered is that sponsoring a child through Parental CareMinistries has brought us the true blessing. Sponsoring a child throughPCM is a two waystreet. When I thinkof our sponsor kids,I immediately feel

joy. Their smiles areall I can see. Thesekiddos are different.They have taughtme so much. I knowthat I am sponsoringchildren that trust andlove the Lord morethan I am capable ofcomprehending. Theyhave nothing, buteverything!! I thinkof them pouring outpraises honoring Jesusand wish I could bemore like them. I thinkof them trusting Jesusin ALL things, and Iwant to be more likethem. I see their joyshining and I want to

be more like them. You see, we provide physical needs to them and in somany ways they fill us with much needed spiritual needs. Knowing someof the situations they have faced, and the dedication they show to ourSavior, humbles me. I want to be more like them!! So, yes, obeying Godscommands to take care of orphans is a command, but the reward youreceive through sponsoring a child at PCM is the true gift!

Michele PottsKyassenya Coordinator


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Our family has sponsored Shallon for 4 years.We have written letters, sent packets, and even visited her numerous times in

Uganda. About 2 years ago, she asked me for a picture of our home. At the time, I didntunderstand the reason for her request, but I think I do now. Even if you know someonewell, once you see their home and meet their family, you know and understand themeven more. I think that was Shallons desire when she asked about our home. I didsend her a picture of the front of our house, but in April of this year, she got somethingmore than a picture a visit toour home! During Choir Tour#2, Shallon stayed severalnights at our home, met ourchildren (and our dog!), andlaughed and played andtalked with all of us. She metour neighbors and rocked our

kids. She rode scooters andate ice cream and becameeven more a part of ourfamily. We all loved everymoment of having her there.

Two months later, my 7 year old daughter, London, and I were on a planeto Uganda, and one thing was at the top of our to-do list: to visit Shallons home.Shallon attends PCMs secondary school at Katyazo, so I had seen her bed and thetrunk she keeps her belongings in before. But London and I wanted to see the homeshe goes to when she has a school holiday. Supermom knew of our desire and assuredus she would make it happen.

Shallons family is from the Sanga district and lives at the bottom of the beautifulhill where our PCM Sanga school is located. In fact, the PCM water well for theschool is about 25 feet from her home, which is a blessing to her family. As we weredriving to the Sanga school one day, Shallon exclaimed, Theres my father! Shewas pointing at a man standing under a shade tree in the middle of a large pasture,surrounded by cattle. He headed home and we kept driving, and soon he met us at ahumble one room hut near the pasture. London leaned close to me and asked, Whyis it so small? I still tear up thinking about that day and that moment that we saw our

Ugandan daughters home for the first time. But that day we also met Shallons father,mother, siblings, and cousins. We laughed and hugged and prayed and took pictures,and before we left, Shallons house felt like home to us too. We look forward to theday we will live and worship together as one family in our Heavenly home.

For we know that if the earthly tent we live in is destroyed, we have a buildingfrom God, an eternal house in heaven, not built by human hands. 2 Cor. 5:10

Christie HayesMbarara Coordinator

Justin HayesDirector of Ministry Operations


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Tis year the Lord expanded PCM into a newarea of service for Him that extends our abilityto take care of children.He provided us with the first ever PCM Omwana Baby House! We have been joyfullymaking plans and gathering provisions and staff. Which children will we receive? Wearent quite sure yet, but our job will be to take those children that have been abandonedand orphaned and love and care for them until they are old enough to shift to one of ourPCM schools. We are grateful for this opportunity to love and nurture more of Godsbeautiful creations.

Imagine how fun it is to attend a baby shower for someones precious newborn.Well multiply that times about 30 and hopefully you can understand that wewill need a lot of help!

Here are some ways you can bless ournew Omwana House.

Hygiene supplies - $75

Diapers and wipes - $100

Strollers/exersaucers/swings - $100

Case of formula - $150

Rocking chairs - $150

Double baby beds - $200

Washer and dryer - $1,500

Playground - $5,000

Staff quarters - $10,000

Heather AllenOmwana House Coordinator


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A Glimpse of Gods Sovereignty and Glory

by Lydia McKee

When the Covenant Christian Academy team arrived at the Katyazo school, the highschool, on the third day of our trip, several girls warmly invited me inside their dormitory.

As I looked around, I saw that almost everybed was lacking a mosquito net. I asked myfriend Shallon why and she said, Only thosewho can afford them have them. It broke myheart because the previous day my team hadvisited a young girl with malaria, and I wasable to see the devastating effects. I felt thatthe Lord was prompting me to do whatever Icould to get mosquito nets for all of the kids.

This was the first time on our trip that I really

felt the Lord prompting me to not only thinkdifferently, but to do something about their circumstances. However, later that night, as wespoke to Supermom and Pastor Emmy about getting mosquito nets for all the children, theytold us that the police had banned mosquito nets because they said they were fire hazards. Iknew that God wanted this to happen, but it seemed like every door was being shut. I becamediscouraged and began to pray.

The next morning, I realized that a few members of our team had gone to a remote schoolcalled Rwemikoma. I really wanted to go, so I became upset that I couldnt see those preciouschildren. One of my leaders told me that Godhad a plan for me that day, and I needed to beopen to see what He had in store.

A few moments later, the President of Ugandawalked into the hotel. As soon as he saw us inthe lobby, he walked over and began talkingto us. He told us about His faith and thankedus for what we were doing for the people ofUganda. He then went upstairs to his suite.We were amazed that we talked with thePresident of Uganda. As we started to leavefor one of the schools, the Presidents securityguard came to tell us that the President wanted to see us in his suite. He said we could askhim anything. So, we asked about the legality of owning mosquito nets at a boarding school.The President said that mosquito nets were a necessity because of the high risk of malaria. Hetold his secretary to make a note to call the district police commander and tell him to allowmosquito nets for the kids at the Katyazo school!

I was amazed! I didnt have words to describe the greatness of God! God works in ways thatwe cant fathom. You see, if I had gone to the Rwemikoma school, the question about themosquito nets would never have been posed. But by Gods grace and mercy, every kid atKatyazo now has a mosquito net!

Our Kate Clinic has served the local communwell this year.From taking care of our own PCM children, teachers and staff as well as those livwe are making a big difference in the health of many of our Ugandan friends. typhoid are still the biggest challenges we face, but we are thankful for the abthe lives of these people for just a few dollars. This year we have seen blessingsmotorcycle and an improvement of our labor and delivery room. Our prayer iadd a small building behind the clinic for our staff to call home.


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Te Power of Multiplicationby Pastor Rob ibbitts

This past August, I had the opportunity to travel with a team of six pastors who invested heavily into the lives of over 2,000 UgaTanzanian pastors who had traveled long distances for the pimproving their effectiveness as spiritual leaders in their individand villages. Many of these men of God have never been affoblessing of a theological education, and so they are extremely geach and every opportunity they are offered to grow in the Lord. Tcame with a spiritual hunger seldom seen in America. In each cothe pastors learned what healthy pastors do to continue toChristlikeness, what healthy churches do to fulfill their God-given

and how Godly leaders can multiply their eternthrough establishing healthy mentoring relaThe response to these conferences was overwIn fact, before our planes had landed back in they were already requesting that we return nThe main problem they foresee will be finding large enough to accommodate the expected cr

As a rookie PCM team member, I had my eyes opheart filled, and the shallowness of my faith cby the incredible pastors I met and worshippethis trip. Their genuine love fo r the Lord and thending sacrifice for His Kingdom is somethievery believer in Christ could experience andIf so, our world would never be the same...jusnot the same man I was before traveling to AfricPCM for allowing God to use you to change livesides of the world!

From its humblebeginnings,PCM has remained steadfastly focusedon the task of changing lives for eternity!By the grace of God, our ability to doso has been exponentially expanded.The reach of PCMs healing hands nowstretches far beyond the challenge ofmeeting the everyday needs of nearlytwo thousand children. Uganda andTanzania who are personally involvedin touching the lives of thousands morepeople.


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Can you imaginewhat Pastor Emmy and Supermom were thinking when they first sold their homthe Mbarara school? They may not have been thinking as much long term as mimmediate need. How could they afford to educate all these abandoned childrwas no money to send them to a local school. So, they decided to start a schoaction and meet the immediate needs while believing God for the long-term ou

This seed of faith has now grown into a beautiful tree wielding some of the ripeUganda! Unfortunately, the pot the seed was planted in (the present location ofis beginning to crack under the growth of the tree. It is time to transplant this sccan really blossom and expand its borders.

This year Emmy and Supermom planted another seed of faith out at our Katyhoping to move all 400 students from Mbarara to a brand new, beautiful schUgandan and American families have come together to help bring this dream toand we are on our way to Moving our Mbarara school out to the beautiful land of

Mbarara School

Bathrooms - $4,000 Classrooms - $10,000 Dorms - $10,000

Office Building - $10,000 Kitchen - $15,000 Laboratory - $40,000


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Te needs are great,but God is greater.Help us meet these needs to show our supportfor our wonderful teachers, students, pastors, andnow babies!

Our PCM Schools continue to improve with nicerclassrooms, concrete floors, and well made desks.However, as our children continue to excel intheir studies we are needing to add higher gradelevel classrooms.

General Needs:

Textbooks - $20 each

Desks - $70 each

Kyassenya School

Windows for the existing classrooms - $4,000 Concrete floors - $4,000 New classrooms - $10,000

Mbarara School

Mattresses, blankets and bed sheets - $50 Classrooms repair - $10,000

Katyazo School

Cafeteria tables and chairs- $80 for six person table and $25 each chair

Classroom floors - $4,500 each Cafetorium flooring Terrazzo tile - $15,000 Fencing the school for security - $40,000

Sanga School

Permanent kitchen - $5,000 3 new classrooms - $10,000 Staff housing - $15,000

Rwemikoma School

New classrooms - $10,000 Staff houses - $15,000


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Kate ClinicOur Kate Clinic s taff works tirelessly.Help provide them a place to stay whileon the job.

Safety gowns and gloves - $250 Dental equipment - $5,000 Staff quarters - $12,000

Rubaya / Katyazo FarmsAs we move toward becoming moreself-sustaining, the best way to do that isthrough growing our own crops. Help usgrow healthy crops as we harvest waterfrom our roofs.

Harvest and irrigation system - $15,000

Pastors and ChurchesOur PCM Churches are thriving andnew pastors are being trained every day.Help give them a firm foundation.

Send a pastor to a conference - $20 Buy a bench for a church - $40 Buy a bike for a pastor - $125 Buy a cow for a pastor - $500 Help fund a crusade - $1,000 Put a roof on a church - $3,500

Honor Cards orOffice Christmas Cards

If you would like to give a gift inhonor of a loved one, family memberor coworker, PCM has honor cards

available for you. You can donate in anyamount for either card. We can eithersend the honor cards to you to distributeor mail them directly to your loved oneor employee.

For more information please contactAlaina at [email protected] or call(903) 526-0499.


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From PCM rip #36 todozens of supporters got to experie

of the Lord first hand in Uganda this

Thanksgiving at Rwemikoma, painting

our Katyazo classrooms, to meeting the

Uganda, our PCM family was there this

you for going and growing our love fo

through your efforts.


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Here are some fun facts!

850,000 meals served in 7 different schools

1,500 pancakes served

1,800 smores manufactured

20 orchestra instruments donated to Katyazo

175 new sponsors

63 minutes alone with the President of Uganda

40 states that contribute to PCM

94 people traveling from the US to Uganda

35,250 hugs given

131,600 hugs received

2,000 pastors that learned about how to be a

healthy pastor and have a healthy church

15,000 people heard the choir sing in 3 states

110 host homes used for keeping the choir

2 stories is the highest building now at Katyazo

108 stories is the highest building the choir

traveled to (Willis Tower Chicago)

11 laps done by driver Emmy around

Texas Motor Speedway at 140mph

Alaina DudleyOffice Administrator


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2014 End of Year Book