Kisoro, at the base of volcanoes

There are various ways of reaching

Kisoro from Kampala, some more appealing

than others!

You can try this cheap

method

Or this… (not recommended)

When you get there it’s really good!

They say the town is a bit scruffy

But the inhabitants are great

We also recycle rubbish

Spectacular views

The Potter’s Village, July 2008

This beautiful mural in the day room was painted by friends from Tewkesbury

The night nursery

The house parents

sitting room

The day room/play room

The Babies Home from the Medical Centre

Hannah Dey and Junior

A competent staff team and our friends

and Benjamin, our cow manFesto, our carpenter…

Carl and Shenzi are in charge of vermin

Lots of nappies to get clean!

We are in real need of a washing machine as we use

on average 80 nappies a day!

James gets stuck in! The Potter’s Village has lots of land, so we aim eventually to produce most of

our own food and all our firewood/charcoal

Baptisms galore!

Thank you Holme

Wood and Tong for an

amazing parcel!

Transplanting elephant grass for the cows…

… to make way for the Medical Centre

The Medical Centrehas an enormous

roof and is a magnificent and versatile building with a fantastic

veranda

The Potter’s Village, July 2008

There are many chapters yet to unfold for The Potter’s Village, but praise God that we are now able to help some of the most

vulnerable and ‘at risk’ children of Kisoro!

So that’s us

Lord, you have been our dwelling place throughout all generations.Before the mountains were born or you brought forth the earth

and the world, from everlasting to everlasting you are God.

Thank you for praying, caring and giving, may the Lord bless you for

sharing in our lives in Uganda