Friday, February 16, 2007

Nkobe Clinic (& Painting)

Teresa & I were able to visit the CarePoint in Mozambique yesterday. It was Teresa's first time there. Her comment: This is really out in the booneys. Teresa, Brianne, and Carol did an impromptu medical clinic for as many children as they could see. Ben, Issac, Charles, Nathie, Roger, and Abraham were there to paint until Saturday. The church building is coming along nicely. Painting should make it really stand out in the community.
Pictures show Teresa with Celeste (the teacher at Nkobe) and Abraham (the Swazi Wellness Centre's Health Care Worker) inside the church, Charles and Issac (literally hanging out [the window]), and some of the kids at the CarePoint.
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Anonymous said...

I stumbled on your blog while looking for info on the Mission of Mercy Madonsa project. We have sponsored a child there and are looking into the possibility of traveling to Swaziland in a year or two (or three depending on costs)with our 4 children to volunteer for a week or two. Would you consider it to be a family friendly place to bring our kids (ages 3 to 11)? The 'house-house' blog freaked me out a bit, but I guess we're pretty sheltered! My blog is at homeschoolblogger.com/mileshouse if you'd like to reply there that is fine.
Thanks, Melanie

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