One month home!

I (Becky) have been home just over a month!

 I've told some that it seems like my time in Texas assisting 

my mom was only a dream! 

It's great to be back with Tom, Bo and all those we

work alongside and serve! 

Auntie Margaret's kiddos are doing well.  Schools have been going on for all the kids

until yesterday. The government must have decided that the wise thing to do 

during the heaviest of the rains was to break for

six weeks. They'll get going again on August 31st to continue the 

modified academic year that will end in December.

This pictures was taken yesterday as Yeama was assisting with food preparations. 

Others were helping with the meal, some doing

laundry. Our 4 seniors were involved in English tutoring with 

our friend Emmanuel.

So thankful for their example of a FAMILY

working together!!!  

I was at the Drop-In Center in Waterloo

this morning as former street boys, 

along with their caretakers, 

came for the monthly rice distribution.

This afternoon they are having English tutoring, and at other times/days 

they have math tutoring, counseling and Bible Studies! 

The temporary relief effort (food parcels) continues for a few more months

to help folks get back on their feet from the side effects of Ebola! 

Tom and his guys have been at the HOPE CENTER the last

3 days assembling a swing set for the Ebola Orphans

who are in the transitional program.

These are some of the boys living at HOPE. I think they have 

decided to stay there forever!!!  Currently there are 30 children ranging

in age from 5 to 15. The staff are doing a wonderful job!

Early next week I will visit Hosetta School to check in and deliver parcels.

It's always good to see Susan, Edna and the staff.

This is just a tiny peek into what's up with us!

Thank you so much for your prayers

and encouragement!