My friend Elysa, who we traveled to Swaziland with last January sent me this video.
After watching it, I believe if you have been to Africa you will relate and want the associated T-Shirt! So MochaClub sells it!
Have yet to find a philosophical somewhere I am content to call home. The closest I get to a creed these days is a quote by John Green. "Whether I believe in God isn’t really relevant. I do believe however tenuously in Mercy" Due to a lot of personal reasons encountered along this journey, I have mostly stepped away from writing for now. Still, sometimes something stirs me and I need space to hash out my thoughts. So welcome to my little space along the journey.
Showing posts with label Orphans. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Orphans. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Thursday, May 29, 2008
Nsoko G42 Village Art
I hopefully very soon will be building a website dedicated to the Nsoko orphan village. The site concept is to have an interactive "map" of the project with buttons that teach the visitor about the needs and goals of the village. I wanted to however put up 3 of the pictures we have done to whet your appetite, and also to invite you to check out Gary Black's blog post where he talks about the fiscal ways you can be involved in Nsoko today.

TOP:Each Orphan Pod will support 8 double orphans and a young Christian woman from the Swazi culture who will raise the children as their mother. BOTTOM: Each child will be responsible for a portion of the community life. One portion is the garden which will produce fresh produce for consumption and sale. Drip irrigation will be an important part of the success of these gardens.

TOP:Each Orphan Pod will support 8 double orphans and a young Christian woman from the Swazi culture who will raise the children as their mother. BOTTOM: Each child will be responsible for a portion of the community life. One portion is the garden which will produce fresh produce for consumption and sale. Drip irrigation will be an important part of the success of these gardens.
Tuesday, April 08, 2008
Milton's Poetry Corner
One of my favorite blogs is "Don't Eat Alone" It had a short poem today I just thought needed to be excerpted!
and I am Nicodemus, wondering how we, asNow off with you, go and read the entire poem,
collective Creation can carry all our weight
and worry back into God’s womb and come
forth singing a new song. Biology breaks down
in ways melody does not. We aren’t going
back, but forward, from womb to womb,
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