What is katie davis majors doing now

Hi there, I’m Katie – wife to my best friend, mama to my 15 favorite humans. I love Jesus and I love sharing what He is teaching me in the mundane minutes of ordinary life. Whether we're in Uganda, America, or somewhere in-between, my family and I invest our lives in discipling the people God puts in our paths. I get to be the founder of an amazing Ministry called Amazima and an author of some books that have done pretty well as far as the New York Times is concerned, but on the average day, I am just a mom, a wife, a daughter and a friend, doing my best to press into Jesus and praying to become more like Him in the chopping of vegetables and the teaching of spelling words and the ministry of doing life with people.

I’m glad you’re here. God teaches me through words – His Word, the words of others, and the words He lays upon my heart. I pray you will find great encouragement in this space to seek Him and trust Him above all.

Twenty-two-year-old Katie Davis abandoned her upper middle-class upbringing just after graduating from high school to travel to the other side of the world to become a modern-day Mother Teresa, her childhood hero. Her days are spent nursing the sick, feeding and educating the poor, and sharing the love of Christ. Known as “Mommy” to her 13 Ugandan daughters, Katie has created a safe and loving home in the midst of unfathomable adversity. Those who know Katie, describe her abandonment to God’s plans for her life as extraordinary.

How did a young woman in the prime of her life get to this place? In her own words, “Jesus wrecked my life. For as long as I could remember, I had everything this world says is important. In high school, I was the class president, homecoming queen, top of my class. I dated cute boys and wore cute shoes and drove a cute sports car. I had wonderful, supportive parents who so desired my success that they would have paid for me to go to college anywhere my heart desired. But I loved Jesus.”  

The more Katie grew