They Call Me Momma Katherine: How One Woman’s Brokenness Became Hope for Uganda’s Children
by Katherine Hines, Sheila Wilkinson
Katherine Hines shares a personal story of how brokenness became hope through her connection with Uganda’s children. Co-authored with Sheila Wilkinson, They Call Me Momma Katherine offers a heartfelt account of identity, compassion, and the transformative meaning found in caring for others.
About This Book
They Call Me Momma Katherine presents the story of Katherine Hines and her journey from brokenness toward hope.
The book centers on her relationship with Uganda’s children and the name they gave her: Momma Katherine.
Co-authored by Katherine Hines and Sheila Wilkinson, this is a personal account of compassion, purpose, and renewed possibility.
Its message speaks to readers interested in memoirs about transformation, service, and hope.
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