They Call Me Momma Katherine: How One Woman’s Brokenness Became Hope for Uganda’s Children
by Katherine Hines, Sheila Wilkinson
Katherine Hines shares a personal journey in which brokenness became a source of hope for children in Uganda. Written with Sheila Wilkinson, this inspiring account reflects on compassion, resilience, service, and the possibility of creating meaningful change through one person’s commitment to care.
About This Book
They Call Me Momma Katherine presents the story of Katherine Hines and the experiences that shaped her response to children in Uganda.
At its heart is a journey from brokenness toward hope, showing how hardship can become a source of empathy and purpose.
The book explores compassion, resilience, and the impact one person can have through care and commitment.
Written with Sheila Wilkinson, this account offers an encouraging reflection on service, love, and hope for vulnerable children.
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