Computers for Pathway Students in Africa

To more fully understand the impact of Computers for Pathway Students in Africa, a recent documentary, “Pathway to Hope,” will be enlightening. This documentary tells the true stories of Grace and other students in Africa.

This is a brief summary of Grace’s life, shared with her permission.

She was born in Uganda to an educated engineer, who delighted in the education of his daughter. When he died, she was forced into an abusive marriage and his property, to which she was entitled, was stolen by other family members. After enduring for several years, she and her four daughters escaped the marriage. She found a minimum wage job and a new faith community from which she learned about BYU-Pathway Worldwide. She began her education with Pathway in January 2021. In April 2021, Grace was awarded a computer from The Lord’s Hands. An excellent student, she completed her Bachelors Degree from Ensign College in December 2024. In Fall 2024, Grace applied for a job requiring a Master’s Degree. She was hired, even before earning her Bachelors degree, enabling her to send her daughters to an excellent school!

This is the power of the partnership between The Lord’s Hands and Pathway education!

This is the power of your generous donations to The Lord’s Hands!

You are changing lives!

The Lord’s Hands held two major award campaigns this year, receiving nearly 7000 applications. We will distribute over 3000 computers in 2025, CHANGING OVER 3000 LIVES, THANKS TO YOU, our donors!

To watch “Pathway to Hope,” google pathway to hope byu Jane Clayton Johnson.