Great way to end the trip, a birds eye view of the Nile from the top of Murchison Falls

Full motion!

See Bryce walk...

See Murph sit...

Team Kappa Sig played a friendly competitive game of soccer with God Cares orphans...10-0 loss...defeat produces character....See Bryce run...

Men of God!

More pics of the guys at the orphanage.

Good men! Godly men!

Kappa Sigs teach Biblical Leadership characteristics to 400+ high school orphans.

Sigmas get gassed against Varsity

Gregg Moore's soccer skills couldn't give Team Sigma a win against God Cares High School Varsity soccer team.

Thoughts and Reflections

The team spent a good chunk of time at tonight's devo discussing a variety of topics. While it started with finding your identity through Christ, it evolved into a discussion about this mission trip and the growth experiences by everyone involved.

We've really had an extraordinary time in Uganda, and it began with an exceptional group of men. Everyone stepped outside of their comfort zones to challenge themselves. By doing so, the trip has been an incredible opportunity for each person to discover something about themself.

Although the group itself fully bought into the trip, Bryce and Anthony combined to be the force that got the ball rolling in the first place. We're incredibly grateful for their vision for the trip. It's been a learning experience for everyone involved, and they have handled the entire process beautifully.

Finally, thank you to Richard for this insightful passage:

"We're just a bunch of frat stars on a mission trip."

-Luke

Activities at God Cares Orphanage

These were some incredibly energetic kids. They gave us everything we could handle, and more. Yet, it was a terrific and fun day, and we were extremely grateful to experience their seemingly endless joy.

-Luke