This is Jenny Allen and you are listening to the Made for This podcast.

Hey guys, this is Chloe and welcome back to today's episode of the Made for

this podcast today's interview is one that I am particularly excited about

because I have followed along with Katie Davis Major's journey to

southern Uganda for probably 15 years now and if you've read any of Jenny's books

you may know a little bit of Katie's story already.

Katie founded an organization in southern Uganda called Amazama.

Amazama is an incredible ministry in Uganda

that we would love for you guys to learn more about.

You can go to a mazema.org that's a ma z i m a dot org

and you can also find katey's books her first one is called kisses from katey and her second is called Daring to Hope.

Both of those are on Amazon and you don't want to miss them.

They're so good.

So here we go, get ready to hear more from Katie and Jenny. So this is really exciting for me because I believe this person though she would not

make a big deal about it or and she probably is going to laugh at me for saying it has

impacted my life almost more than any other person.

And what I mean by that is just her faith and obedience and watching that faith and

obedience over time. A lot of you know her, but some of you may not. Her name is Katie Majors, and you guys, let me tell you exactly how this went down, because if you haven't heard the story, it's pretty incredible. So she's writing a blog from Uganda.

She has brought in several girls into her home

and she's young.

I mean, were you in your 20s, young 20s, right Katie?

Early 20s, 2021.

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