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Just a few years ago, on a beautiful mountaintop in Uganda, a small tribe of children from the Royal School and Orphanage would spend their days and nights crying out to God for help. Help to feed their friends and families. Help for clothing and clean water. Help for shelter for sleeping and learning. They hoped for health and nourishment. They hoped for a loving embrace for a mom or a dad. They hoped for a brighter for themselves and for their friends. Their hopes and cries for help were expressed in the cornerstones of Ugandan culture, singing and dancing. Though their circumstances were dire at best, they discovered a well of hope in the rhythms of their praises to God. None of the children in that tribe could have imagined it at that time, but it would be their singing and dancing that God would ultimately use to deliver HOPE for them and for their friends. Today, the children of the Suubi Tribe have found forever families in America and continue to sing, dance and worship to bring hope and help to more than 5000 of their friends in Uganda. May the songs of Suubi bring help and hope to you as well.