Lira City, Northern Uganda – The Victoria School of Nursing and Midwifery recently hosted an impactful spiritual and emotional healing session led by The Rev. Dr. Margaret Short, an international chaplain from New Mexico, USA, and a devoted member of the Chapter of the Daughters of the King.
Dr. Short, a seasoned minister specializing in trauma and healing , shared a powerful message of hope, restoration, and faith with the students and staff. Her ministry resonated deeply, leading many students to surrender their lives to Jesus Christ as their Lord and Saviour.
A Message of Healing and Renewal
Northern Uganda has a history marked by conflict and hardship, leaving many with unresolved trauma. Recognizing this need, Rev. Dr. Short delivered a compassionate and Biblically grounded message, emphasizing:
- God’s healing power for emotional and spiritual wounds
- The importance of forgiveness and inner peace
- The transformative love of Christ in overcoming past pain
The response was overwhelming, with numerous students experiencing profound spiritual breakthroughs. Many who had carried burdens of fear, grief, and uncertainty found new hope and freedom in Christ.
About Rev. Dr. Margaret Short
Rev. Dr. Short is an international chaplain with a deep calling to minister to those affected by trauma. As a member of the Daughters of the King , an order of women dedicated to prayer, service, and evangelism, she has served communities across the globe, bringing the light of the Gospel to those in need.
Her visit to Uganda underscores the importance of spiritual care in education and healthcare, equipping future nurses and midwives not only with medical skills but also with emotional and spiritual resilience.
A Life-Changing Impact
The administration of Victoria School of Nursing and Midwifery expressed deep gratitude for Dr. Short’s ministry, noting the positive shift in the students’ outlook and faith. The event reinforced the school’s commitment to nurturing holistic development—mind, body, and spirit.
As Rev. Dr. Short continues her global mission, her work in Uganda stands as a testament to the **power of faith, healing, and the Gospel’s transformative message.