Photographing in Uganda for The Master Cares Foundation The day finally arrived when everyone that Charles and I meet here in Uganda can stop asking “when will Carol will get here?”, Charles's wife Carol and the group from the U.S. have arrived! It has been a...
Seventy-two-year-old Charles Loper could have chosen to enjoy his retirement on yachts and cruise ships around the world, enjoying what many would call the good life. Instead, he listened to God’s calling to help those who live in extreme poverty and started The Master Cares...
In the Rikai area of Uganda - photographing for The Master Cares Foundation If a strong work ethic and hard work made you rich in this country, Ugandans would all be billionaires. When there is a corrupt government, 80% unemployment and very little opportunity, hopelessness can...
In the Rikai area of Uganda - photographing for The Master Cares Foundation The countryside of Uganda is hard to explain, yes, there is poverty, pain and suffering, but there is also a happiness and kindness that restores the soul. I love these soft spoken people...
[caption id="attachment_10380" align="alignnone" width="1024"] African hospital where Amanda Catherine was taken after a bad boda boda (motorcycle) accident[/caption] July 11th, 2016, In the Rikai area of Uganda - photographing for The Master Cares Foundation I normally make it a point to show the beautiful side of helping...
In the Rikai area of Uganda - photographing for The Master Cares Foundation Sunday was slow and a time of rest here in Uganda. Despite the warnings of danger on Masaka-Kakuti rd, I left the confines of my motel (alone) and strolled down the red dirt...
July 10th, 2016 - In the Rikai area of Uganda, photographing for The Master Cares Foundation Death is everywhere here in Uganda, there is no other way to say it. I experienced this reality first hand as we made our way to Rikai, seeing a young...
