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Katie Davis Biography

Katie Davis is one of the most popular and richest Missionary who was born on November 1, 1989 in Nashville, Tennessee, United States. Missionary and author whose 2009 work Kisses From Katie earned a place on the New York Times bestsellers list. The work is based on her life experiences working as a missionary, and a mother of 13 adopted children, in Uganda.

She appeared alongside Michael Lewis, whose book occupied the #2 slot, on the 2011 New York Times’ bestsellers list.

Katie Davis Majors (born November 1, 1989) is an American missionary and author who established a mission in Jinja, Uganda in 2007. The work led to founding of a school and to provision of other services in Jinja, which now operate under the auspices of the Tennessee-based not-for-profit, Amazima Ministries International (AMI), where “amazima” means “truth” in Lugandan. The work that Majors oversees has extended to the Masese community on Lake Victoria to the east of Jinja (where there is evidence that lives of children are devalued), work that includes medical and vocational outreach, and a sponsorship/scholarship program aimed at supporting families such that Ugandan children can be kept at home. Majors described her experiences in a decade-long blog (“Kisses from Katie”, through 2017), and in two memoirs that became New York Times bestsellers, Kisses from Katie: A Story of Relentless Love and Redemption (2011) and Daring to Hope: Finding God’s Goodness in the Broken and the Beautiful (2017). She married in 2015, and she and her husband live in Jinja, in care of 15 Ugandan children.

Majors, then Katie Davis and 18-years old, went to Uganda for a year-long mission trip; the time was in December 2006, during the winter break of her senior year of high school. While there she did mission work in the city of Jinja on the shores of Lake Victoria, which had a population of approximately 75,000 at the time. She states in her writing that she fell in love with the Ugandan people and their culture, and decided to go back to Uganda in the summer of 2007 (after graduating from high school).

She was born and raised in Nashville, Tennessee.

NameKatie Davis
First NameKatie
Last NameDavis
OccupationMissionary
BirthdayNovember 1
Birth Year1989
Place of BirthNashville
Home TownTennessee
Birth CountryUnited States
Birth SignScorpio
Full/Birth Name
ParentsMary Pat Davis, Scott Davis
SiblingsNot Available
SpouseBenji Majors
Children(s)15 (as of February 2020)

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Eventually, this led the creation of a sponsorship program that paired children with American and other donors who would donate the $300 needed annually to cover the child’s school, medical, and food costs. Davis and her family and supporters went on to found Amazima Ministries Internation (AMI) in 2008—a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization based in Franklin, Tennessee. The name chosen, “Amazima”, means “Truth” in the native Lugandan language in that area of Uganda. In the fall of 2008, Davis fulfilled a promise to her parents and returned to the U.S. to enroll in nursing college, but the return was short lived; stating that “she quickly realized she missed the [children] too much,” she left college and returned to Uganda. As of 2009–2010, Davis and Amazima had initiated the Masese Feeding Program serving 1200, as well as the Masese Beading Circle, for this Jinja District community in a fishing region on Lake Victoria. The Masese area in eastern Ugandan is a “small community of displaced people on the outskirts of Jinja”, to its east on the Lake, and is known for its high incidence of child abductions (and even the giving over of children, driven by poverty), including where unregistered healers (“witch doctors”) and sacrifice are involved. As of July 2011, Amazima was described as drawing on donors from the United States to feed more than a thousand children each weekday, while providing programs aimed at community health, and helping 400 to attend school. As of October 2011, Amazima was being described as

Katie Davis Net Worth

Katie Davis is one of the richest Missionary from United States. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Katie Davis's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)

She initially visited Uganda in 2006 while on a mission trip as a senior in high school. She fell in love with the culture and people, and in the summer of 2007, immediately following her high school graduation, she moved to Uganda.

In 2008, she created the non-profit group Amazima Ministries International to help in paying for the cost of schooling for the Ugandan children. She has personally taught in schools there.

Katie Davis Majors was born Katie Davis on November 1, 1989 in Nashville, Tennessee. Her mother, Mary Pat Davis, and her father, Scott Davis, raised her in Nashville. She is the family’s oldest child, and has a younger brother named Bradley. In Brentwood, Tennessee, Davis was a homecoming queen of her high school, and a class president. Her intention after high school was to study nursing in college.

Net Worth$5 Million
SalaryUnder Review
Source of IncomeMissionary
CarsNot Available
HouseLiving in own house.

As of July 2011, one local child welfare officer, Caroline Bankusha, had publicly expressed concern over the planned adoption, stating, “Unless the children are placed under a children’s ministry or children’s home, which she [could] start… it is really bad for someone to have more than five children”. Bankusha, while noting the legislated 25-year-old minimum parental age, and the stipulation that parents be “at least 21 years older than the child being adopted”, acknowledged that it was within the purview of the deciding judge to allow adoption exceptions were they to deem it as being in the children’s best interests.

In the period that followed, Davis was named the court-appointed caregiver for the girls, and by October 2011, at age 22-years-old, she began a process that would allow her to adopt them at age 25 (the minimum age required by Ugandan law). As of October 2017, she describes in interview as having “lost a child to an unfair system”, and to be in care of fourteen children.

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Within six years of returning to Uganda, Davis had taken 13 Ugandan orphans into her care, The journey to that point began in January 2008, as Davis described it to NPR, following the rainstorm collapse of a mud hut that housed three orphans. The collapse, near where she was working in Jinja, led Davis to seek out relatives of the girls to take them in, and failing that, to have them live with her (rather than being consigned to the already overcrowded orphanage). Within two years, a further ten girls who had lost parents to AIDS or had otherwise been abused or abandoned joined the first three. Davis described her quandary, thus:

As of October 2012, Amazima was staffed by a dozen Ugandans and operating on a $700,000 annual budget, providing daily meals to about 2,000 children and managing the sponsorship of about 500 students. As of 2016, the organization was managing the sponsorships of 600 through its Scholarship Program, and was providing medical care to more than 4300. In addition to managing sponsorships and vocational opportunities, and distributing food and health care, Amazima established a farming outreach program, and a specific program to sell the paper and glass bead jewelry manufactured by Ugandans in its Masese Beading Circle to customers in the United States and elsewhere. By March 2018, its program to provide meals was still serving 1200 individuals daily, and the student sponsorships had grown to include on the order of 800 children.

Who is Katie Davis Dating?

According to our records, Katie Davis married to Benji Majors . As of December 1, 2023, Katie Davis’s is not dating anyone.

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As of July 2011, Davis was employed as the director of Amazima, employment that she uses to support herself and those in her care.

Facts & Trivia

Katie Ranked on the list of most popular Missionary. Also ranked in the elit list of famous people born in United States. Katie Davis celebrates birthday on November 1 of every year.

Davis documented her experiences, first in a blog that began the year of her arrival—entitled “Kisses from Katie”,—and later, in bestselling books in 2011 and 2017, the first while in paperback, the second as a hardback.

How many biological children does Katie Davis Major have?

Katie Davis Majors
SpouseBenji Majors (m. 2015)
Children15 (as of February 2020)
Website
amazima.org

Where is Katie Davis now?

Katie Davis Majors, Mother and Philanthropist A decade later, Majors, now 29, still calls Uganda home. In that time, she has also adopted 13 children, gotten married, given birth to a son, and recently published her second book, Daring to Hope.

How did Katie Davis Meet Benji Majors?

While Katie was a single mom at first, she eventually met Benji Majors, who was from her hometown; yet surprisingly, they had never met until he landed in Uganda for a mission trip. They fell in love and married in 2015. “At first I was hesitant, but while Benji was patient, God was faithfully working on my heart.

Who is Katie Davis husband?

Benji Majors

How old was Katie Davis when adopted?

When Katie Davis Majors was just 18, she traveled to Uganda for three weeks. She returned to teach in an orphanage and wound up adopting 13 girls there – as well as meeting her husband.

You may read full biography about Katie Davis from Wikipedia.

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