Q&A with Katie Davis Majors
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- Опубліковано 20 лют 2017
- Katie Davis Majors founded Amazima Ministries in 2008 and is the author of Kisses from Katie, a New York Times Best Seller. She lives in Uganda with her husband, Benji, and their 14 children, and serves as the Founder and Chief Visionary of Amazima. www.amazima.org
My granddaughter and I just finished reading, "Kisses from Katie" today, as part of her "Hearts of Dakota" home school.. Katie is an amazing person serving Jesus. She is a true inspiration!
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A few years ago as I perused a book store, the Lord kept putting your book, "Kisses from Katie," in my path. Eventually on another visit, I purchased the book and was so inspired by your story as I have always felt my passion was connected to serving in Africa. Since then, I've sponsored Christmas for two years for an orphanage in Liberia, West Africa, and am sponsoring one of the children there to attend college this year in America. But God is not finished with me yet. As he is not with you. Keep serving!
Im currently reading this book and its a life changer ❤ highly recommended
The way they look at each other at the end❤❤😍😍
Katie you are my biggest inspiration!!!!
You're an angel and an inspiration, Katie. Thank you for doing what you're doing. God bless your family.
Thank you so much for sharing! I love your story and what God can do with someone who loves and trusts Him!
You have taught me so much!
I just rediscovered this channel after reading her book years ago. What an encouragement to see someone who has followed God's leading and who has been blessed, not materially but in terms of impact in loving others, and discovering joy in all that!
Thank you for inspiring me, you are living my dream. I can only imagine how fulfilled you truly are. In this I see the meaning of taking up your cross and following Jesus.
You are an amazing illustration of God's work! Thank you for making a difference in our world! God Bless you
You're a Blessed Woman of God
Amazing and inspiring!!!!!!
Such a beautiful testimony.
Katie, I just finished reading Kisses from Katie that a friend loaned me. Thank you for sharing your love, your faith, your failures, your triumphs, and especially your desire to serve our Lord with your entire being. Thank you also for sharing your wonderful family with us...the Lord has truly blessed you! I have never felt called to serve in other countries, but your story is an encouragement to me to give my all in serving Him here in my own neighborhood. I will pray for you and for Amazima Ministries as well as the beautiful children you minister to.
...oh, and I was thrilled to find out today from your website that the Lord sent you a husband! God is so good! Can't wait to read Daring to Hope! Stay strong in the Lord...
Your sister in Christ, Terri
U are literally the most kind hearted person
Love this woman. True inspiration ❤👍
Keep going Katie & Scott !
God bless you....love you
Beautiful story which challenges me to trust God more and more! Chris
This is so inspiring 🙏
Godbless You Katie 💖.
Be blessed katie
Praise God!!!!
I love her ❤️
im currently reading your book "Kisses of katie "💖.
Beautiful
God bless you so much for that beautiful-Godly Heart ,so touching
Dear Katie, I have been to Ugandain 2012 and spent three weeks with my dear friend Sarah Mulwana. I would lover to come back and help in some way. Do you know the Mulwanas? they provide the milk, yogurt ect. to all of Uganda and they also have the Nice house of plastics and so many more businesses to help their country. They have the Jesa Mixed farm where they have their Dairy a couple hours outside of Kampala. I have had all my vaccinations. I am 64 years old though.???Let me know. I always wondered why God sent me there. It in itself is quite a miracle I hope to share with you someday. Meanwhile I send so many prayers to the beautiful people of Uganda. Laurie
Lauretta Nedwick God did not send you there. You think you make a difference going there even though you have no skills? What would you be doing to help the people that they can’t do themselves? Be careful not to go down there with the “white saviour complex” thinking you are here to rescue a village. Ask yourself first: what would I be able to help with? And am I truly needed?
Lauretta, I do not know you. But I know the Father , and I know He sends people places , and sometimes we don't know why. Sometimes we never fully know that's where faith and trust in the Lord always comes in , but refer to Proverbs 24:12 . God knows your heart , He knows mine and He knows the person below, and you would know better than us if the Lord sent you. Though it is important for any of us (I'm not white ). But I am American to have the "savior" complex,I didn't get that from your comment. If you did have it then I pray for God's correction if you didn't then I pray you were not discouraged with the comment below. I remember the first time I went to Uganda I was told not to have the savior complex either , and when I got there, through the Lord's grace ,and their genuine love they saved me. Yes I gave them good, yes I have paid for tuition, and other things , but that is basic scripture we are supposed to help those that are within our power to help. YET it was The beauty, the natural resources the faith like I have never seen before in my eyes makes Uganda more rich than America,we can't give them those things and part of my encouragement to them was for then to know that , but I know the Lord sent me, and I know through me the Lord blessed the body I was sent to encourage and they blessed me . That is the life of a missionary, the book of acts , and Paul's letter clearly confirm how we are to be blessings and blessed at the same time. Be blessed sis, may you grow in discernement with the Lord and be in the Father's will at all times. ❤️
* By the way all of us have a skill or gift from the Lord, some as simple as mercy. ❤️❤️ But it is God's love,His power,His will that sends us to places and people to love them as He does and be a light for His people , so yes if you are in Christ then you have something to offer. But yes whereever we go we also have something to learn too❤️
LORD King Jesus Christ ❗ LOVES YOU and ME 💕❤️
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Merci Beaucoup ❤️❕ Muchas Gracias 💚❕❕ Danke 💛❕ Grazie 💗❕ Mesi 💖❕ Toda Raba 💙❕❕ Thank You 💜❕❕ and ❕ CIAO 💕 ❕❕ SHALOM 💟❕
HALLELUJAH 💟❕❕ HALLEUYAH 💙❕❕ ALLELUIA 💜❕❕❕❕ Revelation 19 📖🗞️
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Amazing! When did you get married?! Is it the same man you were dating in high school??
Hi Christine! Katie got married to Benji early in 2015. They did not know each other in high school.
Does anyone know what the meaning behind the logo is?
No, what does it mean?
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Is that Katie with her husband?
Yes!
Hi dear
Have you slaughter chickens in the vilage ?
no
I'm confused by how she goes from saying that the children have families, and they are working to make it possible for the children to live with their families, to suddenly starting the process of adoption for children who might have families...why not just call it fostering or another form of the orphanage system that she started working in? why suddenly say she is making a family? I find this unbelievable and suspicious.
Those children she adopted had lost their family.
Yes if you read the book. She explains all of the stories behind adopting her children. This video is only a snippet of her testimony . ❤️ In fact there is a situation in the book where she wanted to adopt a child who's family came , it is one of the heartbreaking testimonies. ❤️
@@ahayahsdaintydaughterzyash8130 how is it heartbreaking if the child was reunited with her mother?!
As someone who has felt the love of a Mother to a child I can not have but also was abandoned by her biological parents. It is heartbreaking , Katie was every ounce her mother for a long time before her mother returned right before she literally adopted her. It is beautiful that her biological mother came back but we can not dismiss the pain Katie felt and probably still does at times , so yes it is heartbreaking to give a child you couldn't love more if she came from you, to someone she doesn't even know yet as her mother. The child was very young , but Katie helped her adjust with her mother. That is true love and it pricks our heart. I hope you do understand 💛
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Good ministry, but get rid of that nose ring.
Arent nose ring part of that culture?
why?
@@tomames5090 1 Corinthians 9:19-23