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looking for friends*My Name is Byaruhanga Kenneth. I’m from Uganda, Africa.*
I was born one of 5 boys. No sister. Just 5 brothers in one house. When we were young, our home was full of laughter and love. I thought it would always be that way.
But life changed fast. My father started being unfaithful to my mother. Then we later found out my mother was also being pulled away by another man. The home broke. The arguments became normal. And one day, my mother left.
She was gone. And I was left.
I became the oldest brother, holding 4 younger boys who were confused, hurt, and had no mother to run to. No direction. No stability. Just us boys trying to figure out life in a house that had gone cold.
It got worse. My father brought another woman into our home. But she was not a mother to us. She became a danger. She planned to harm us. To kill us. I was still young, but I remember making a decision in my heart: if anyone would fall, let it be me. I was not Jesus, but I was ready to give my life so my brothers could live.
Through all of that chaos, God was there. We survived by His grace. We overcame through Christ. I was poisoned three times. Three times. The doctors, the fear, the pain… but I am still breathing today. God refused to let me go.
I am alive for a reason.
Right now, I am standing for my brothers. We are trying to rebuild. To heal. To create a life that is safe, steady, and full of hope. I also run a small shoe shop, but we are struggling without capital to keep it going. And beyond money, we need people who will believe in us, pray for us, and walk with us.
I’m not asking for pity. I’m asking for people who will stand.
If this story touches you, please don’t scroll past. Stand with us in prayer. And if God leads you to support us in any way, it will mean everything to 5 brothers who have already seen too much darkness and are choosing to walk in the light.
*God kept me alive this far. I believe He is not done with us yet.*
Thank you for reading. Thank you for caring.
— _Byaruhanga Kenneth, Uganda_
I was born one of 5 boys. No sister. Just 5 brothers in one house. When we were young, our home was full of laughter and love. I thought it would always be that way.
But life changed fast. My father started being unfaithful to my mother. Then we later found out my mother was also being pulled away by another man. The home broke. The arguments became normal. And one day, my mother left.
She was gone. And I was left.
I became the oldest brother, holding 4 younger boys who were confused, hurt, and had no mother to run to. No direction. No stability. Just us boys trying to figure out life in a house that had gone cold.
It got worse. My father brought another woman into our home. But she was not a mother to us. She became a danger. She planned to harm us. To kill us. I was still young, but I remember making a decision in my heart: if anyone would fall, let it be me. I was not Jesus, but I was ready to give my life so my brothers could live.
Through all of that chaos, God was there. We survived by His grace. We overcame through Christ. I was poisoned three times. Three times. The doctors, the fear, the pain… but I am still breathing today. God refused to let me go.
I am alive for a reason.
Right now, I am standing for my brothers. We are trying to rebuild. To heal. To create a life that is safe, steady, and full of hope. I also run a small shoe shop, but we are struggling without capital to keep it going. And beyond money, we need people who will believe in us, pray for us, and walk with us.
I’m not asking for pity. I’m asking for people who will stand.
If this story touches you, please don’t scroll past. Stand with us in prayer. And if God leads you to support us in any way, it will mean everything to 5 brothers who have already seen too much darkness and are choosing to walk in the light.
*God kept me alive this far. I believe He is not done with us yet.*
Thank you for reading. Thank you for caring.
— _Byaruhanga Kenneth, Uganda_