MOAM 2018 TEAM UGANDA

Learn about Team Uganda below!

Name:  Joshua Meyer, Uganda Trip Leader 
Job: ACSEquip Director of Equipment Services

---

Name:  Ariana Allison
School: Georgia State University, Events and Marketing Graduate Assistant

"I am most excited about being able to meet the kids and serve them for 3 weeks. What I've learned so far is that the main reason for this trip is beyond just for personal gain but the bigger picture is being able to do God's work for his children in the most humbling and gratifying ways." 

---

Name:  Colin Provart
School: University of Minnesota, Student Manager for Men’s Basketball

• "I am most excited to see the ways God will work in and through our team. Often routine and habits cause us to become blinded to God's work and his blessings. When we are removed from his routine, we find ourselves in uncomfortable situations. God doesn't start working in uncomfortable situations, rather we start noticing. I am excited to see the ways God has been working and will continue to work. The process has taught me that surrender is beautiful. I have learned to surrender comfort, control, and expectations. I am excited to see where God will use the surrender for His glory. All glory to Christ." 

---

Name:  James Morrison
School: Huntingdon College, Assistant Coach for Men’s Basketball

"I am most excited to see the kids. I can't wait to teach through my experiences bu to also learn from the kids. I am excited to see God's glory through a whole new part of the world." 

---

Name:  Maggie Bullard
School: Grand Canyon University, Student Manager for Men’s Basketball

"Since applying to the trip, I've learned and seen the incredible things that can happen when we have open hands and hearts to God's plan. I'm looking forward to and believing for breakthroughs within my team and with the children." 

---

About Rafiki:

The Rafiki Foundations mission is to help Africans know God and raise their standard of living. They have ten Rafiki Training Villages in Africa and provide childcare programs, bible studies, widow programs, and much more. The Villages provide medical, educational, and living services to vulnerable children and orphans as well as train churches.

About Managers On A Mission: (www.managersonamission.org)

Managers On A Mission (MOAM) is 501c3 non-profit committed to developing the future leaders of sport by working with Student Managers, Interns, Graduate Assistants, and other aspiring sports professionals. These individuals are engaged in MOAM’s annual mission trips, service projects, and scholarship programs. MOAM collects new and gently used sports apparel from collegiate and professional teams and coaches throughout the country. The vision of MOAM is to see the world positively impacted by the faith, talent, and resources of the sports industry.

To learn how you or your program could help MOAM please visit MOAM’s How To Help Page, Sponsor Page, or Contact Us.