In this episode, Paul Stewart shares his experiences attending church in Africa, highlighting the stark differences between worship practices in Uganda and America. He reflects on the joy and community found in African churches, despite the challenges of poverty and limited resources. Through personal anecdotes, he illustrates the vibrant worship culture, the generosity of local communities, and the deep sense of faith that permeates these experiences. Paul concludes with a desire to replicate the authenticity of African worship in America.

05:12 Some parks I have been too in Africa include Queen Elizabeth National Park and Murchison Falls National Park in Uganda and Lake Nakuru Parka, Masai Mara Game Reserve, and the Elephant Orphanage in Kenya. There will be some stories about the extra fun Cape Buffalo encounter at night in an upcoming episode.

05:54 The church is New Hope Church in Lorton Virginia - https://newhope.org/. This is also the place my wife Nancy and I met.

07:21 The national football team is the Uganda Cranes. I have a friend Erik Bbossa who knows a guy who makes the team kits and used to have a couple shirts from the team kit with my name on them.

17:16 Karbarole Kingdom Hall it turns out is actually a Jehovah's Witness church, this I did not know at the time, but it was interesting anyway.

18:10 I was over at the Rwenzori View Guest House, a small guest house next door to where I was staying while I was there.

20:25 Hope 4 Kids International - https://www.hope4kidsinternational.org/. If you have never been on a mission trip before, or if you have, they are a great group to work with.