The Reason I Keep Coming Back . . .
is the powerful pull of the ASAH girls. They’re like magnets. Last year, there were only twelve of them, but now there are 23 from three villages. Thirteen girls from […]
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Progress
There has been much to report about progress at the ASAH School for Orphaned Girls, but I have let other responsibilities take precedence over singing the praises of the staff […]
Word by Word
Why do the ASAH girls need our help? Because even though they range in age from 10 to 17, most of them can barely read. The national language in South […]
Thunder and Lightning – Oh My!
June 24, 2012 It’s the rainy season here in Duk Payuel, so it isn’t surprising that it’s rained during the night a couple times since my arrival June 11. I […]
Awakening, Nourishment, Privilege, Humilty
At home, my morning routine is up at six, release the cats from the laundry room and traipse downstairs to the fridge for the canned food which they eat in […]
African Soul, American Heart 