https://maps.app.goo.gl/DHGZ2UPJCDU65FwY7https://gofund.me/a5fd3608https://heylink.me/Edrineicame/What happens when faith meets real world problems? When spirituality isn’t just words, but the difference between medicine or none, school or no school, life or death?In this powerful episode, nurse and soldier Edrine Kitamirike shares his journey from treating patients in rural Uganda to founding Pure Heart Charity Foundation, where faith and compassion translate into practical action—whether that means providing antibiotics, school uniforms, or simply showing up when no one else will.This is spirituality with mud on its boots: raw, uncomfortable, and deeply human.✨ In this episode, you’ll discover:- How faith turns into logistics when lives are at stake- Why education can be the deepest form of medicine- What really stops us from giving when we’re able to- Why love and spirituality matter most when grounded in action💬 Memorable lines:“Education is the real medicine.” — Philipp Kobald“Don’t say that you’ll give tomorrow… giving time is today giving.” — Edrine Kitamirike🌍 Guest:Edrine Kitamirike — Registered nurse, active-duty soldier in the Uganda People’s Defence Force, and CEO of Pure Heart Charity Foundation.📺 Watch the full episode on @HolisticCircle YouTube channel and see what happens when compassion refuses to stay theoretical.________________________________________CHAPTERS00:00 Introduction to Holistic Circle Podcast00:15 Meet Edrine Kitamirike: A Journey from Uganda01:43 The Mission of Pure Heart Charity Foundation02:32 Challenges and Realities in Uganda04:45 Foundation's Objectives and Activities07:33 The Origin Story of Pure Heart Charity Foundation11:47 Addressing Education and Social Issues16:53 Future Plans and Call for Support29:32 Philosophical Insights and Final Thoughts________________________________________#holisticcircle #philippkobald #spiritualconversation #EdrineKitamirike #PureHeartCharityFoundation #karamoja #educationforall #humanityinaction #uganda #spiritualjourney P 64 25 (E 00082) Sep 02 20025
