Nazareth House Apostolate

We are getting closer and closer to our deadline this Friday. That is the day we must have all the funds raised in order to meet our goal of $7,500 for the on-the-ground needs that we happen upon as we travel through Sierra Leone.

What if we run into a small child needing desperately to see a doctor, but we have no fees to get him in to see the physician? OR… what if we are buying rice and distributing it, but we run out and many children are left standing with empty cups …. or we find a family with water dripping on them all night through a leaky roof… will we be able to fix the roof?

We are getting closer and closer to our deadline this Friday. That is the day we must have all the funds raised in order to meet our goal of $7,500 for the on-the-ground needs that we happen upon as we travel through Sierra Leone.

What if we run into a small child needing desperately to see a doctor, but we have no fees to get him in to see the physician? OR… what if we are buying rice and distributing it, but we run out and many children are left standing with empty cups …. or we find a family with water dripping on them all night through a leaky roof… will we be able to fix the roof?

We are getting closer and closer to our deadline this Friday. That is the day we must have all the funds raised in order to meet our goal of $7,500 for the on-the-ground needs that we happen upon as we travel through Sierra Leone.

What if we run into a small child needing desperately to see a doctor, but we have no fees to get him in to see the physician? OR… what if we are buying rice and distributing it, but we run out and many children are left standing with empty cups …. or we find a family with water dripping on them all night through a leaky roof… will we be able to fix the roof?

During his recent visit to the school James photographed some of the students

sporting their new attire!

The school continues to excel thanks to your support, prayers and love.

Thank you.

In other news, James is recovering from what appears to be a neck injury that has caused him to lose feeling and control of his left hand and arm. A friend of ours, a priest in the Anglican community, Fr. John Slavin, gave some medical advice to James and suggested treatment for James. James, waited 2 days to be given an appointment with a doctor in Sierra Leone and 10 hours in the waiting room when he came to doctor at the time of his appointment. And we say healthcare in America is bad! The doctor confirmed the diagnosis that Fr. John had given. James is adhering to treatment.

Our trip to Sierra Leone is pushing closer. We’ve already began our malaria preventative treatments, everything is set to go…BUT we have yet to make the financial goal of $7,500. We are still running just at $3,000 behind. USPS mail can be slow, if you are mailing in your tax deductible donation please do so quickly. The deadline is October 16th. You will want to be a part of the is mission, making a difference to so many lives.

You may also give through the paypal donation link on our website. The paypal box is prefilled with the figure of $25 but you can give however much you want, just change the number. Paypal donation must also be in before or on October 16th in order to process it for the trip.

Thanks again for all your prayers, love and support.

During his recent visit to the school James photographed some of the students

sporting their new attire!

The school continues to excel thanks to your support, prayers and love.

Thank you.

In other news, James is recovering from what appears to be a neck injury that has caused him to lose feeling and control of his left hand and arm. A friend of ours, a priest in the Anglican community, Fr. John Slavin, gave some medical advice to James and suggested treatment for James. James, waited 2 days to be given an appointment with a doctor in Sierra Leone and 10 hours in the waiting room when he came to doctor at the time of his appointment. And we say healthcare in America is bad! The doctor confirmed the diagnosis that Fr. John had given. James is adhering to treatment.

Our trip to Sierra Leone is pushing closer. We’ve already began our malaria preventative treatments, everything is set to go…BUT we have yet to make the financial goal of $7,500. We are still running just at $3,000 behind. USPS mail can be slow, if you are mailing in your tax deductible donation please do so quickly. The deadline is October 16th. You will want to be a part of the is mission, making a difference to so many lives.

You may also give through the paypal donation link on our website. The paypal box is prefilled with the figure of $25 but you can give however much you want, just change the number. Paypal donation must also be in before or on October 16th in order to process it for the trip.

Thanks again for all your prayers, love and support.