Kathy Novak and Doug Miller "Doug-em"Team Leaders
The Team - Goofs!!L to R from seated (sort of): Pastor Kimbute, Pastor Freddy, Martha Zemede, Mrs. Davota Kilimba, Miriam Madieros, Meseret Abraham-Zemede, Genet Zemedeberhan, Mimi Santiesteban, Amy Adams, Cindy Burns, Pastor, Brandon Madieros, Kathy Novak, Pastor Mnko (our Safari Guide), Larry Walling, Barbara & Jason Allen, Karyn Serface, Doug Ruiz (Doug-er), Bishop Mgullu Kilimba and holding down the jeep up top is Doug Miller (Doug-em)
Many thanks to Bishop Mgullu and Davota Kilimba, Christian Mission Fellowship, and the many pastors from Zanzibar to Dar es Salaam to Kilimanjaro to Karatu for receiving our team and making us feel so welcome
Many thanks to Doug-er for capturing our moments on film!
And Doug-em for your touching photography
Cindy Burns, RN, in action, teaching Perinatal care.Thank you Davota, Miriam, Barbara and Genet
The women of the village really enjoyed learning about
perinatal care during Community Health Development
classes at Fuoni, Zanzibar. Class instruction materials provided by
LifeWind Int'l (formerly Medical Ambassadors Int'l)
These are but a few of the 400 children orphaned
by AIDS in Mwanza, Northern Tanzania. Sponsorship for one child is only $25 per month which includes, a meal, Christian education, school uniform and materials, shoes and basic medical care! Contact Kathy Novak for more info at http://www.hornofafrica.org/contactus.htm
Meseret Zemede with her sponsored child and
Kathy with Leya at Fuoni, Zanzibar
Ahhhh, a sip of fresh coconut milk is just the thing after
working hard on hot day, says this pastor!!
Mmmmm, good!! Coconut milk IS just the thing aftera morning of VBS, agrees this little one! This is one of the 40 children that Crossroads is now sponsoring. Note the fabulous face painting by Karyn Serface. Thank you VBS team: Amy, Mimi, Karyn, Martha, Genet Barbara and Cindy
Brandon Madieros, the pastors, and a few neighborhood kids
take a break from feeding center contruction at Fuoni.
Thanks construction team for all of your hard work! Larry, Brandon, Doug-er, Jason and Martha for supplying water
Hmmm, here comes those crazy "mzungu's" again!!!
Exhausted "mzungu's"!
2 comments:
Dear Jason, Barbara, Amy, Doug and rest of the team --
I just loved looking at the photos and hearing some of what you accomplished on your trip. Wow! Would you ever have thought you'd do something like this and have an impact in a country and with a people so far away from home? -- Well, maybe Jason . . .:
What a lasting and continuing imprint you've had on so many lives! Sorry we missed seeing you when we were at Crossroads on the 22nd -- we'll see you next trip out!
Love,
Betsy and Tim
Dear Mom,
We're so glad you are back! Good job! We are so proud of you and the team. The pictures are worth a thousand words. We love you!!
--Stephanie, Ernie, Allison, Larry, Daniel and Dawn
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