When the
first Mission Doctors opened the hospital at Kisiizi they made God the centre
of the work. The existing old flax mill building was split into 3, with a ward
on either side of the central chapel.
Services
are announced, not by the peel of church bells but by the sound of African
drums.
Faith
remains central to the work here. Every weekday there is a morning service in
the chapel, attended not only by hospital staff and students but also some of
those patients who are mobile.
Sunday services
is led by one of the hospital chaplains. As part of the Anglican church of
Uganda many parts of the service are familiar.
Each morning a short message is shared by a
member of staff. Ann is a Church Mission Society Mission Partner who has worked
at the hospital for many years. In addition to taking her turn to speak at
morning chapel she also leads a weekly bible study for staff.
We have been married since 1973 with 4 grown up children and 7 grand sons and 2 grand daughters. Malcolm retired (early) as Director of Corporate Services (Treasurer) of a District Council. Irene has had a range of careers most recently as manager of a Volunteer Bureau and Business Broker for a community project.
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