The solution-oriented approach of the Stevensons is something that U4U admires. Early on there were few resources but an abundance of opportunities, and Tim and Colleen were willing to do the work.  They recognize themselves as developmentals- people who view problems as possibilities and have the ability to create the needed solutions. And they’re not afraid to get creative! For example, they have found that sometimes pigs are helpful. That’s right, Colleen helped a young boy to thrive in school by giving him the responsibility of caring for a drove of pigs!  Another example is the resourcefulness the Stevensons showed during Covid. They worked until they were on the list of those who were allowed to move around and visit villages during the pandemic. Their persistence led to ministry opportunities during a dark time of isolation for the Ugandan people.   There are countless examples of the Stevensons stepping up to challenges and trusting God as He makes a way.  They’ve planted churches, built wells, started several ministry projects and programs, and partnered with organizations like Compassion International.