Glory Flow Farm

What Has Happened So Far

In eastern Uganda, near Busia, something is growing that is far more than a farm.

In 2022, Dauglas received a vision to build a farm on inherited family land in his home village. At the time, the family was still living in Germany — yet they began to move forward in faith.

Although financial resources were almost nonexistent, remarkable things happened:

• The land was cleared

• Housing and a goat shelter were built

• The first mango trees were planted

• Livestock was purchased

• Staff members were hired

For more than two years, the farm was managed remotely from Germany. It was a season filled with challenges: poisoned goats, attempted break-ins, sick animals, spiritual and personal attacks. And yet the vision continued to grow.

In summer 2024, the family fully stepped into their calling. They left their jobs, were commissioned as support-based missionaries through Global Nomads Germany, and moved to Uganda in December 2024.

Since early 2025, the entire family has been living there permanently.

Highlights 2024–2025

The first year of full-time ministry in Uganda was intense — and full of breakthroughs.

Economic Development

• Out of 500 chicks, 180 hens began laying eggs

• Daily production reached 50–80 eggs

• A second chicken coop was built

• 300 new chicks were added in December 2025

• After a severe poisoning incident, the goat herd recovered to around 60 animals

Despite setbacks — including the loss of all chickens due to faulty medication — they kept going. New animals were purchased. The farm continues to learn, grow, and stabilize.

Family & Home

• A much-needed car was donated

• Later, a second vehicle was provided — a tremendous everyday miracle

• Emily (18) and Esther (15) were welcomed into the family permanently

• Jadon Praise was born in September 2025

• The house in Jinja was renovated and expanded

Starting January 2026, the family will rent the entire house — creating even more space for guests, volunteers, and young people in need of a home.

Discipleship & Spiritual Growth

Glory Flow Farm is about more than agriculture.

Regular activities include:

• Discovery Bible Studies (DBS)

• One-on-one mentoring of young people

• Home groups

• Conversations and discipleship with staff

• Preaching in local churches

A significant partnership has formed with a pastor in Busia who has founded a discipleship training center.

A young man formerly living on the streets now works on the farm and is growing into responsibility and structure.

New Vision: A Boxing Gym for Young People

What began as informal training sessions has developed into something bigger.

Many young men from surrounding villages started coming to train. This led to a new vision: building a boxing gym on the farm property.

The goal:

• Sports as a pathway to discipline and self-worth

• Discipleship through relationship

• New perspectives for at-risk youth

Currently, 10–15 young people are already training regularly.

Current Status (Early 2026)

• The family now lives permanently in Uganda

• The poultry project is being rebuilt

• The goat herd is stabilizing

• A young farm team is growing together

• Street children are being mentored

• Regular Bible studies are ongoing

• New partnerships are forming

Despite many challenges, the Wanjalas testify to God’s provision — again and again, right on time.

Vision & Mission

Glory Flow Farm is:

A place of life-changing hope — through agriculture, education, community, and lived-out faith.

Long-Term Vision

• Purchase adjacent land (approx. €10,000)

• Expand sustainable feed production

• Build a boxing gym

• Develop a restaurant and guest facilities

• Eventually establish a small resort area

• Provide shelter and perspective for children and young adults in need

The agricultural business aims to:

• Create jobs

• Promote sustainable development

• Help finance the ministry work

How You Can Be Part of the Vision

Glory Flow Farm is fully support-based.

You can partner through:

• Prayer

• Volunteering or short-term missions

• Monthly financial support

• One-time donations for specific projects

Contact:
???? gloryflowuganda@gmail.com
Instagram: @gloryflowug
Melanie: +49 1573 1485284
Dauglas: +256 705611116

Donations are processed through:
Global Nomads Deutschland e.V.
IBAN: DE57 5206 0410 0005 0191 17

Gratitude as a Lifestyle

“Gratitude that is not dependent on circumstances.”

This is how the family describes their posture.

Their goal is clear:
Transformation through discipleship and sustainable agriculture.

And the story has only just begun.