The need
Poverty, distance, limited classrooms, and crowded schools leave many children and emerging leaders without a dependable path to learn.
Education
Christ-centered, quality education for secondary-age students who haven’t yet had the same opportunities afforded to them.
Watch the work
See the education pathway students build on as they continue toward secondary school.
Next generation leadership
The mission of Favor Schools is to educate the next generation of Uganda and South Sudan’s leadership on the Word of God, prayer, and academic excellence. Favor has long seen the need to continue walking further with Favor Primary students through their foundational education years while also offering Christ-centered, quality educational opportunities to secondary-age students who haven’t yet had the same opportunities afforded to them.
How it works Our Favor Secondary School opened to the public for the first time in February 2023. We have welcomed 135 registered students from all walks of life, religions, and income levels. We openly teach and practice the Word of God, and these amazing young men and women routinely come to know the love of Jesus as they pray and see God move.
If we had the space, we could have easily welcomed 500. The response has been overwhelming. Many different social agendas and parents are crying for Christian education. We are seeing them grow in the Lord and receive quality education they wouldn’t have had much opportunity to have beforehand. As God provides, we will be able to meet the desperate needs of those on our waiting list.
The ministry in context
See how Favor Secondary School fits Favor’s wider approach to transformation.
Poverty, distance, limited classrooms, and crowded schools leave many children and emerging leaders without a dependable path to learn.
Learning begins close to home, continues through Christ-centered schools, and grows into training for teachers, ministers, and community leaders.
Education is designed to form people who can serve their families, lead with character, and teach the generation following them.
“Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old he will not depart from it.” Proverbs 22:6
Education & Children · December 7, 2023
Excitement filled the Jondoru Village Learning Center (VLC) and Favor Primary School as each recently held a celebration for its graduates.
At both graduations, parents, teachers, and members from the community came together to show support and celebrate the accomplishments of the year and pray for the students as they continue onward. Many students also gave addresses or performances for their respective audiences.
Questions
What to know before you explore, pray, or give.
Favor’s field programs are led and delivered by indigenous staff, teachers, pastors, counselors, and ministry leaders who live in the nations and communities they serve.
It belongs to the Education pillar, but it does not stand alone. Favor’s programs are designed to reinforce prayer, discipleship, local leadership, and the long-term health of a community.
No. Language, facilities, local leadership, and immediate needs vary by nation and community. This page describes Favor’s published model; current field details should be confirmed with the Favor team.
Favor Partners provide dependable, unrestricted support that field leadership can direct where it is most needed. You can also contact the team to ask whether a current designated project is available.
Education
Each program is one part of a connected, field-led movement.
Favor Partners give field leaders the flexibility to keep this work moving month after month.