Bundibugyo means “at the end of the road”. And since it’s about 7 hours from the capital city of Kampala, up over the Rwenzori Mountain Range, and only a few miles from the border into the Democratic Republic of Congo, it definitely is at the end of the road. Here are a few sights from our vision trip to Bundibugyo, Uganda this past July.
View from the front steps of Christ School’s office building, looking out into the courtyard.An S5 student (11th grade equivalent) working out his math on the board in front of classmates.Sunday church service at CSB where I was asked to preach. I spoke on the parable of the prodigal son – focusing on the gracious Father.The house we stayed at, and will likely live in once we move to Uganda. It’s called the mountain view house because, well, there’s a wonderful view of the Rwenzori mountains from the back yard.The kitube (ki-too-bee) out front of our house. Traditionally, it’s where people met outside of their houses. Mostly now it’s where kids play and find shade from the heat.Adrienne made a few friends … shocking 😉Beckett played soccer (football) everyday … shocking 😉
