One of the most special moments in a woman’s life is when she ties the knot with her soul mate. What could be more heartwarming than having our beloved ones join us in celebrating this significant occasion?
Katie Davis, a native of Nashville, once lived a fairy-tale life. Cruising in a stylish convertible, impeccably dressed, with a handsome boyfriend, she even earned the title of prom queen to cap off her high school journey.
Despite the expectations of her parents for her to pursue college, Katie had different plans. Opting for a gap year, she decided to dedicate her time to volunteer work in Uganda.
As a young single woman contemplating adoption, Katie’s journey took a remarkable turn. She ended up adopting thirteen young women from Uganda, a decision that, according to her, has deepened her understanding of love and tranquility through working with adoptive families.
For foster parents, the realization that their child is a divine gift often comes with countless heartwarming stories. Katie describes her feelings as “deeper than love” when asked about her emotions on this transformative journey.
This profound love stemmed from her openness to new experiences, ultimately leading to her commitment to Benji Majors.
Together with Benji, Katie, and their 14 children, they reside in the town of Jinja on the shores of Lake Victoria. Katie’s mother, Mary, visits for an entire month each year, cherishing her role as a grandma to 14 grandchildren.
While Mary emphasizes the importance of Katie completing college, she remains supportive, offering assistance in any way she can to aid Katie in her journey of love and motherhood.
