My mother tongue is Ludama
EDITOR—Thank you for publishing my article, “Why I left the Anglican Church for pentecostals†on Monday. The testimony is to help me overcome some false impressions about me. However, I request for some corrections. Luganda is not my mother tongue. Both my parents are Jopadhola.
EDITOR—Thank you for publishing my article, “Why I left the Anglican Church for pentecostals†on Monday. The testimony is to help me overcome some false impressions about me. However, I request for some corrections. Luganda is not my mother tongue. Both my parents are Jopadhola.
My mother tongue, therefore, is Dhopadhola, or commonly referred to as Ludama. I am a proud Japadhola from Tororo in eastern Uganda. My resistance to Anglicanism was also due to imposing Luganda on us.
Secondly, in my article, I did not say that my aunt has lived with my uncle for 70 years, but 60.
Jenn Jagire
Ontario, Canada
My mother tongue, therefore, is Dhopadhola, or commonly referred to as Ludama. I am a proud Japadhola from Tororo in eastern Uganda. My resistance to Anglicanism was also due to imposing Luganda on us.
Secondly, in my article, I did not say that my aunt has lived with my uncle for 70 years, but 60.
Jenn Jagire
Ontario, Canada