This Sunday, November 17th! Live streaming on NTV’s youtube channel and on NTV in Uganda. After 2 extra weeks of editing and working on the story, we are finally on Josephine Karungi’s show in Uganda this Sunday. 8 pm Uganda time, 12 noon EST. #theeverettandaustinproject NTV Uganda Live Stream
Here is what we wrote to USAID this week. Most of the letter was written by Dr. Teina Daley. Tim put in some edits, formatting, pictures and such. Hi Matt, The overarching goal of the Everett and Austin Project is to provide sustainable means to fight poverty, and support children with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy and other rare… Read More »
We really can’t thank you enough! We try to put words to the inexpressible love and joy that we feel in the depths of our souls. It’s really difficult to express, these deep things of the soul that we can’t see. A sense of eternal significance grows inside of each of us as we continue to participate in… Read More »
The brand new cement floor for the Kayongas is now complete. Here is video from Today, November 13, 2019. The floor looks amazing! Very smooth. So sweet! Thank you for going out to the village to check on it, Paul Collins! God is good. 😊🎉 Video of the Floor throughout the home – Paul Kayonga gives thanks. Sweet… Read More »
We are doing our third Hike for Duchenne on October 30th at 8:00 AM, Uganda time. That is 1:00 AM, New York time. So far we have 3 committed participants: Paul Collins, Josh Kasaija and myself. We will be hiking Mount Karangura Trail in Western Uganda. The screenshot of the description from the All Trails app is below. This… Read More »
We now have two board members for our foundation, The Everett and Austin Project! Dr. Teina Daley, Occupational Therapist, and the delightful Ms. Celia Pompey. Dr. Daley and I have been working on getting our foundation incorporated and a registered charity. So we are filling out all of the paperwork. In one of the description fields on… Read More »
This is Paul Kayong a couple of weeks ago in a remote village in Uganda telling us why setting up a shop will help him be self-sufficient to care for his 3 boys with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. We expect to be able to do this for him while we are in Uganda next month. Should only cost $500-$700… Read More »
Dear Fellow Servant of Christ, I’m a born-again believer in the Lord Jesus Christ. I got a BA in Bible in 1988 and have served as a missionary for about 10 years now all together. I’m currently living in Peekskill NY and attending Hillsong NYC in Manhattan. I did a write-up of my personal testimony a few years… Read More »
I’m ready to do my next Hike for Duchenne. We raised just over $3100 from our last hike. That brought us to 79% of what we need to go to Uganda. Can we top that this time? I sure hope so. Because I want to go to Uganda and spread love and hope to those suffering from Duchenne… Read More »
We visited The Kayongas again on Monday Sept 2, 2019, bringing much needed food. We also interviewed Paul about setting up a shop to help him have a sustainable source of income, and so that he can be with the boys more. Paul Kayonga has had 5 boys who were born with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. 2 of his… Read More »
