Pouchon is seen holding a package of protein-enriched cookies that we were fortunate to receive. I'm not sure which local organization made this possible but we are in their debt.
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Saturday, July 18, 2009
Chickens
Apart from our Espwa chicken project, some of the children have their own chickens. Empty boxes make ideal shelters. What happens when it rains? Guess we'll find out!
Pre-school
Even though I am away at this time, things are moving at Espwa. Above is a photo of the foundation work being done under the supervision of Berthony Piard. Most of the work is being done by our older teens so we save money and the boys are learning and participating in our mission. Thanks to Peter Faford for the photo.
Monday, July 6, 2009
Easy Cross
Members of Easy Cross seen in the cramped studio of a local radio station
We have several musical groups here. The boys write their own songs and lyrics and perform for our guests as well as the public. Easy Cross was invited to a radio station Saturday evening where they were interviewed and their music was played on air. The show went very well-- excellent publicity for them and for Pwoje Espwa Sud.
Thursday, July 2, 2009
Treated sheets
Ann Alexander of First Presbyterian Church in Greensboro, NC and one of the Den Mothers, Valerie Sesler, worked with their Girl Scout Troop in collecting and shipping the sheets. Michael Stephens of BuzzOff coated the sheets so they repel mosquitoes which carry malaria. A HUGE thank you for your part in helping us fight this ever-present threat to our children's health. Above are a few photos of the new sheets and their appreciative recipients. God bless FPC! |
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
NIKE footgear
A couple of photos of the boys with their new footwear provided by NIKE. Many of our boys have never had a new pair of shoes so you can imagine the elation! Thanks very much to John Atkinson, Vice-President at NIKE, for making this possible.
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