- Amazima ·
Introducing our New CEO!
We are excited to welcome Rachel Weir, Amazima’s new Chief Executive Officer! Like our founder Katie Davis Majors, Rachel is a Nashville-native who followed God’s…
- Katie Davis Majors ·
Hope in the Bible
“But as for me, I will watch in hope for the Lord. I will wait on God my Savior; my God will hear me.”—Micah 7:7…
- The Amazima School ·
THERE{4} Teen Gathering
Amazima hosted the THERE{4} Teen Gathering last month for our teenage girls and those from surrounding schools. There were 1,000 girls in attendance! It was…
- Katie Davis Majors ·
A Prayer for Peace
I woke up this morning from such a vivid dream of being in our home in Uganda. A familiar ache settled in and nearly took…
- Farming Program ·
Amazima’s Farming Program
Since 2012, Amazima has offered a farming outreach to the families of our students. What began as training 10 farmers in the community has become…
- Katie Davis Majors ·
If I Could Tell My Younger Mom Self One Thing…
It’s been 16 years since I first became a mom. I stepped into motherhood with great joy, excitement, anticipation, and with quite high expectations of…
- The Amazima School ·
Caring for Our Students
Our hope for every one of our students and their families is that they would know Jesus and grow in their relationship with Him. All…
- Amazima ·
The End Goal: Discipleship
If you’ve been around Amazima for any length of time, then you know what we are all about: Discipleship. Our mission is to make disciples…
- The Amazima School ·
Pouring into our Staff
If you’ve been around Amazima long at all, then you know we are all about discipleship. Our teachers and staff invest in our students inside…
- Uganda ·
Then and Now
When the Amazima School opened in 2017, there were six dorms built and only three of them were occupied. Today, we have 22 dorms filled…
- Amazima ·
All About These Faces
One year has come to a close and another is beginning. This junction in time invites us to reflect on all that’s happened and to…
- Uganda ·
Aboyo owns a Home!
When you walk down a red dirt road in the village of Buziika and up one of the many footpaths through the grass, you will…
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