This is a photo of a destroyed tank left at the roadside in Uganda. It is silent testimony to the destruction caused by spending money for arms rather than human needs.

Bishop Gresford Chitemo (1927-2009), Anglican Bishop in Uganda. He spoke at the Canada-East Fellowship Retreat in 1990.

This photo is of children sitting on benches and running around in a gathering room in Uganda. There are several adults interspersed with the children.

This is a photo of (left to right) Joseph Dabonebda, head carpenter of the Hoima carpentry workshop, talking with Elroy Holsopple during the days before the shop closed.

This is a photo of (left to right): Joseph Daboneda, Hoima Carpentry's head carpenter, and Elroy Holsopple.

This is a photo of (left to right): MCCer Howard Good and David Awol working with tree seedlings in a project of the Church of Uganda's Christian Rural Service.

This photo is of a group of people sitting together underneath a partially tarped area outside in the grass, possibly a worship service. The people are connected to the Hope for Good Future School.

This is a photo of people posing behind a large pile of bones on display in a Ugandan village in the Luweero Triangle. These bones were found on one family compound.

This is a photo of MCCer Richard Olfert and some Ugandan farmers in a field at Christian Rural Service Experimental Farm. He is demonstrating how to space maize seeds to insure maximum productivity.

This is a photo of MCC Uganda worker Vern Hostetler with trainee and two others at a well. site.

This photo is of Sarah (left) and her husband, Elliot (right), who run the "School of Good Future" in Buzane, Uganda. In the middle is Dr. Walter F. Schlech, the contact used by the missions group at The Agora Church, who regularly visits Uganda and coordinated the mission network.

This is a photo of Ugandan refugees in Arua, Uganda, standing by U. N. trucks after unloading their possessions. They are waiting to be resettled in their home country.

This is a photo of Ugandan refugees in southern Sudan, a young girl and a woman with a child on her back. They fled their homeland because of chaos and uncertainty, but are now confronted with a drought and hunger in a strange land. MCC sent $67,000 worth of beans to provide protein for women and children in resettlement villages in Sudan.

This is a photo of three Uganda youth passing buildings demolished in fighting.