Thank you so much everyone for praying!
David left early this morning with Moses to go to the police
station by his home and to get custody of him. However, it ended up that David
got to also meet with Moses' father as well.
David found Moses' father in their town working at a taxi
park. When David told him who he was Moses' father began saying how Moses had
no father because he rejected him as his son, and if he ever came back home he
would simply buy him roasted meat, poison it, give him a soda and bury his dead
body in the evening behind their house. He continued ranting and raving about
his children that he hates and how he can do anything and everything that he
wants. He told David that he didn't care what he did with Moses because he
wanted nothing to do with him. He
said a lot more, but in all of it, he never refused David from taking the
child. (Poor David, it's not easy fighting these battles when it's over a
child, when David came to tell me he looked so sad, I know it was hard for
him). David then went to the police station where the police there knew his
father, and all that he did. They told David it was definitely in the best
interest of the child that we take him far, far away.
David brought Moses back to Kampala and we officially
invited him into our family. I encouraged him telling him that God wanted him
to be home with us and that he now has a forever home and more importantly a
forever family where he is loved and safe. He smiled and smiled happily.
The crazy thing is that through all of it, through everything
that Moses has gone through and seen and experienced, he is still a sweet
child, soft and kind who loves Jesus with all of his heart.
I am sooooo happy to have Moses home with us where he can be
safe and loved and not controlled by such an evil man, God definitely fought
our battles for us today because it was WAYYYYY easier than it should have been
to bring that precious child home
I am so very happy to see the picture of Moses and know that he is in your home!Thank You Abi, David,and staff for what you do! Janet
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