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LWC seminar students raise funds for Ugandan church Click on headline for complete story with photo By Duane Bonifer, LWC Director of Public Affairs Lindsey Wilson College students in Jennifer Furkin's "Freshman Seminar" class gave a classmate a special Christmas gift. The students raised $250 to help Moses Aduny's church back home in his native Uganda. The students raised the money for the church, Nsangi Christian Embassy, by selling T-shirts in the community. "It needs a lot of support," said Aduny, who is from Kampala, Uganda. Aduny's church has more than 200 members, but he said it is woefully short of supplies. The church meets in a makeshift building and does not have access to many Bibles and song books. Aduny said the $250 raised by his classmates will go a long way toward helping the church build a more established building. "Bless the students for what they have done," Aduny said. "I just want to thank Madam Jennifer and the students for all they have given to us." This story was posted on 2008-12-10 06:43:07
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