Greetings,
I want to report that as of a few minutes ago, we are upwards of $5,500 and pushing towards $6,000 on the rent due March 1st. We remain several thousand dollars behind. We must wire the money to the landlord first of next week.
You may give towards making this goal by mail to:
NHA
2216 Goldsmith Lane
Louisville, KY 40218
or
through the website at www.nazarethhouseap.org
via paypal button on bottom left side of website link panel.
Greetings,
I want to report that as of a few minutes ago, we are upwards of $5,500 and pushing towards $6,000 on the rent due March 1st. We remain several thousand dollars behind. We must wire the money to the landlord first of next week.
You may give towards making this goal by mail to:
NHA
2216 Goldsmith Lane
Louisville, KY 40218
or
through the website at www.nazarethhouseap.org
via paypal button on bottom left side of website link panel.
Greetings,
I want to report that as of a few minutes ago, we are upwards of $5,500 and pushing towards $6,000 on the rent due March 1st. We remain several thousand dollars behind. We must wire the money to the landlord first of next week.
You may give towards making this goal by mail to:
NHA
2216 Goldsmith Lane
Louisville, KY 40218
or
through the website at www.nazarethhouseap.org
via paypal button on bottom left side of website link panel.
Greetings,
I want to report that as of a few minutes ago, we are upwards of $5,500 and pushing towards $6,000 on the rent due March 1st. We remain several thousand dollars behind. We must wire the money to the landlord first of next week.
You may give towards making this goal by mail to:
NHA
2216 Goldsmith Lane
Louisville, KY 40218
or
through the website at www.nazarethhouseap.org
via paypal button on bottom left side of website link panel.
The Nazareth House Family extends around the globe, we are people blended together by compassion, helping those in need, loving our brothers and sisters. It’s not an easy feat, to survive in this world we live in – it takes all of us holding each other up. The global outreach of NHA doesn’t stop at humanitarian gestures it reaches deeper – forming ongoing relationships.
In Yesterday’s Blog post, you read about the Ice Storm and how it prompted a gathering of the Nazareth House family to come to the aid of our headquarters in Louisville, Kentucky.
Many of you are working hard to come up with the rent to continue the work of Nazareth House another year in Sierra Leone. We are far from reaching the goal of our Landlord’s expectations and I am not sure what the future will hold. I can’t bear to think of the difficulties James will be facing if we don’t come through for him. He has been so faithful in seeing that all the needs we ask him to meet are met, despite danger, exposure to disease, harassment, he does the work. It breaks my heart to even think that we might let him and his faithful family down. The clock is ticking fast and we remain thousands of dollars behind in reaching $10,000 by March 1. I know that the economy is bad…If you are able, please give today. Whether you can help or not, please invite someone else into the Nazareth House Family. The more we join together the more we can do. Above all PRAY.
Nazareth House thanks St. Charles Anglican Church, Huntsville, Alabama for the box of o-t-c medicines that arrived to our Louisville Center on Monday. We are in process of packing it with other supplies and shipping it out this week. James will let us know when it arrives in Sierra Leone. 
We are still waiting for a shipment of medicine that was sent via One Love Foundation to arrive in Freetown. This medicine is specifically for the orphanage we support in joint effort with One Love Foundation.
In Freetown, there are a group of people that have become a big part of the Nazareth House Family. They are the staff at the The Dycar Trading Centre & Internet Cafe that James uses to bring you the wonderful photographs of our work in Sierra Leone. 
Not only have they become avid members of Nazareth House, they are great friends and helpers to James and his family. They have captured the heart of Fr. Seraphim and I. We love them all.
Marian (the newest member of the staff), Betsy, Simithie, and Sanu.
Sanu graciously offers us his car to make possible distribution of needs and make our trips to Kabala. He is a true friend – more than that – he is family.
Betsy Anderson
I enjoy checking in each day with Betsy, Simithe and Sanu on Facebook. We keep in touch frequently – especially sharing prayer requests, etc.
Simithe Samura
There are two ways to give to Nazareth House Apostolate:
By mail:
NHA
2216 Goldsmith Lane
Louisville, KY 40218 USA
or
By website:
www.nazarethhouseap.org
Via the donation button (PayPal) at the bottom left side of website pages
The Nazareth House Family extends around the globe, we are people blended together by compassion, helping those in need, loving our brothers and sisters. It’s not an easy feat, to survive in this world we live in – it takes all of us holding each other up. The global outreach of NHA doesn’t stop at humanitarian gestures it reaches deeper – forming ongoing relationships.
In Yesterday’s Blog post, you read about the Ice Storm and how it prompted a gathering of the Nazareth House family to come to the aid of our headquarters in Louisville, Kentucky.
Many of you are working hard to come up with the rent to continue the work of Nazareth House another year in Sierra Leone. We are far from reaching the goal of our Landlord’s expectations and I am not sure what the future will hold. I can’t bear to think of the difficulties James will be facing if we don’t come through for him. He has been so faithful in seeing that all the needs we ask him to meet are met, despite danger, exposure to disease, harassment, he does the work. It breaks my heart to even think that we might let him and his faithful family down. The clock is ticking fast and we remain thousands of dollars behind in reaching $10,000 by March 1. I know that the economy is bad…If you are able, please give today. Whether you can help or not, please invite someone else into the Nazareth House Family. The more we join together the more we can do. Above all PRAY.
Nazareth House thanks St. Charles Anglican Church, Huntsville, Alabama for the box of o-t-c medicines that arrived to our Louisville Center on Monday. We are in process of packing it with other supplies and shipping it out this week. James will let us know when it arrives in Sierra Leone.
We are still waiting for a shipment of medicine that was sent via One Love Foundation to arrive in Freetown. This medicine is specifically for the orphanage we support in joint effort with One Love Foundation.
In Freetown, there are a group of people that have become a big part of the Nazareth House Family. They are the staff at the The Dycar Trading Centre & Internet Cafe that James uses to bring you the wonderful photographs of our work in Sierra Leone. Not only have they become avid members of Nazareth House, they are great friends and helpers to James and his family. They have captured the heart of Fr. Seraphim and I. We love them all.
Marian (the newest member of the staff), Betsy, Simithie, and Sanu.
Sanu graciously offers us his car to make possible distribution of needs and make our trips to Kabala. He is a true friend – more than that – he is family.
Betsy Anderson
I enjoy checking in each day with Betsy, Simithe and Sanu on Facebook. We keep in touch frequently – especially sharing prayer requests, etc.
Simithe Samura
There are two ways to give to Nazareth House Apostolate:
By mail:
NHA
2216 Goldsmith Lane
Louisville, KY 40218 USA
or
By website:
www.nazarethhouseap.org
Via the donation button (PayPal) at the bottom left side of website pages
The Nazareth House Family extends around the globe, we are people blended together by compassion, helping those in need, loving our brothers and sisters. It’s not an easy feat, to survive in this world we live in – it takes all of us holding each other up. The global outreach of NHA doesn’t stop at humanitarian gestures it reaches deeper – forming ongoing relationships.
In Yesterday’s Blog post, you read about the Ice Storm and how it prompted a gathering of the Nazareth House family to come to the aid of our headquarters in Louisville, Kentucky.
Many of you are working hard to come up with the rent to continue the work of Nazareth House another year in Sierra Leone. We are far from reaching the goal of our Landlord’s expectations and I am not sure what the future will hold. I can’t bear to think of the difficulties James will be facing if we don’t come through for him. He has been so faithful in seeing that all the needs we ask him to meet are met, despite danger, exposure to disease, harassment, he does the work. It breaks my heart to even think that we might let him and his faithful family down. The clock is ticking fast and we remain thousands of dollars behind in reaching $10,000 by March 1. I know that the economy is bad…If you are able, please give today. Whether you can help or not, please invite someone else into the Nazareth House Family. The more we join together the more we can do. Above all PRAY.
Nazareth House thanks St. Charles Anglican Church, Huntsville, Alabama for the box of o-t-c medicines that arrived to our Louisville Center on Monday. We are in process of packing it with other supplies and shipping it out this week. James will let us know when it arrives in Sierra Leone.
We are still waiting for a shipment of medicine that was sent via One Love Foundation to arrive in Freetown. This medicine is specifically for the orphanage we support in joint effort with One Love Foundation.
In Freetown, there are a group of people that have become a big part of the Nazareth House Family. They are the staff at the The Dycar Trading Centre & Internet Cafe that James uses to bring you the wonderful photographs of our work in Sierra Leone. Not only have they become avid members of Nazareth House, they are great friends and helpers to James and his family. They have captured the heart of Fr. Seraphim and I. We love them all.
Marian (the newest member of the staff), Betsy, Simithie, and Sanu.
Sanu graciously offers us his car to make possible distribution of needs and make our trips to Kabala. He is a true friend – more than that – he is family.
Betsy Anderson
I enjoy checking in each day with Betsy, Simithe and Sanu on Facebook. We keep in touch frequently – especially sharing prayer requests, etc.
Simithe Samura
There are two ways to give to Nazareth House Apostolate:
By mail:
NHA
2216 Goldsmith Lane
Louisville, KY 40218 USA
or
By website:
www.nazarethhouseap.org
Via the donation button (PayPal) at the bottom left side of website pages
The Nazareth House Family extends around the globe, we are people blended together by compassion, helping those in need, loving our brothers and sisters. It’s not an easy feat, to survive in this world we live in – it takes all of us holding each other up. The global outreach of NHA doesn’t stop at humanitarian gestures it reaches deeper – forming ongoing relationships.
In Yesterday’s Blog post, you read about the Ice Storm and how it prompted a gathering of the Nazareth House family to come to the aid of our headquarters in Louisville, Kentucky.
Many of you are working hard to come up with the rent to continue the work of Nazareth House another year in Sierra Leone. We are far from reaching the goal of our Landlord’s expectations and I am not sure what the future will hold. I can’t bear to think of the difficulties James will be facing if we don’t come through for him. He has been so faithful in seeing that all the needs we ask him to meet are met, despite danger, exposure to disease, harassment, he does the work. It breaks my heart to even think that we might let him and his faithful family down. The clock is ticking fast and we remain thousands of dollars behind in reaching $10,000 by March 1. I know that the economy is bad…If you are able, please give today. Whether you can help or not, please invite someone else into the Nazareth House Family. The more we join together the more we can do. Above all PRAY.
Nazareth House thanks St. Charles Anglican Church, Huntsville, Alabama for the box of o-t-c medicines that arrived to our Louisville Center on Monday. We are in process of packing it with other supplies and shipping it out this week. James will let us know when it arrives in Sierra Leone.
We are still waiting for a shipment of medicine that was sent via One Love Foundation to arrive in Freetown. This medicine is specifically for the orphanage we support in joint effort with One Love Foundation.
In Freetown, there are a group of people that have become a big part of the Nazareth House Family. They are the staff at the The Dycar Trading Centre & Internet Cafe that James uses to bring you the wonderful photographs of our work in Sierra Leone. Not only have they become avid members of Nazareth House, they are great friends and helpers to James and his family. They have captured the heart of Fr. Seraphim and I. We love them all.
Marian (the newest member of the staff), Betsy, Simithie, and Sanu.
Sanu graciously offers us his car to make possible distribution of needs and make our trips to Kabala. He is a true friend – more than that – he is family.
Betsy Anderson
I enjoy checking in each day with Betsy, Simithe and Sanu on Facebook. We keep in touch frequently – especially sharing prayer requests, etc.
Simithe Samura
There are two ways to give to Nazareth House Apostolate:
By mail:
NHA
2216 Goldsmith Lane
Louisville, KY 40218 USA
or
By website:
www.nazarethhouseap.org
Via the donation button (PayPal) at the bottom left side of website pages
Dear Friends,
I am sorry for the lapse in posting, there has been so much going on at our NHA Headquarters in Kentucky that my attention has been diverted. But we are hopefully back to full swing.
First, thank you for your best wishes and prayers, Fr. Seraphim is resting at the hermitage after hospitalization this weekend and subsequent surgery. All is well, he is recovering.
At the onset, I must admit I was frightened and not sure what was in store for him.
Once we arrived at the ER and preliminary tests proved that his situation wasn’t life threatening, 
I decided to make the best of the long hours in the ER and put on a “Vomit Bag Puppet Show”. Fr. Seraphim is most disturbed he was “out of it” and unable to enjoy the show.
Second, if you have not given to Keep St. Laurence House in operation in Freetown, please do so today. The clock is ticking fast and James and the family in Sierra Leone are poised to be evicted within a few short days. Please contribute to keep our rental operations center one more year. WE NEED YOUR HELP! March 1st is almost here!
Last week began with a group from the Southern Nazareth House Chapters (Georgia/North Carolina) dropping in 
to help clear the NHA Headquarters’ property from the Ice Storm Damage. The place literally looked like a war-zone with trees everywhere. 
As always, our team in Sierra Leone works in solidarity with the American team. Little Roo in Salone pretends he, too, his helping Claudio & Carroll trim the damaged limbs.
Claudio using chainsaw in Kentucky
Roo using toy chainsaw like Claudio in Freetown
Carroll using chainsaw in Kentucky
Roo using toy chainsaw like Carroll in Freetown.
After a week of hard work and GREAT fellowship the clean up was tremendous. The grounds look 100% better.
We really have a great group of people -more like family – working together that make up Nazareth House. A team composed of people all over the United States blended with the Nazareth House team in Sierra Leone. One big family.
When the guys realized that the Jonah House wash machine had bit the dust and had no more use it in, they tossed it over the fire escape
and purchased us a new one for the Retreat Center! What a great body of friends this Nazareth House venture has. Caring for each other across borders, across oceans, its what it is all about. Loving thy neighbor. Helping out wherever the need. Child or adult, working together.
As always, nights at the Nazareth House Retreat Center (Jonah House) are ended around the fire pit enjoying each others company.
Dear Friends,
I am sorry for the lapse in posting, there has been so much going on at our NHA Headquarters in Kentucky that my attention has been diverted. But we are hopefully back to full swing.
First, thank you for your best wishes and prayers, Fr. Seraphim is resting at the hermitage after hospitalization this weekend and subsequent surgery. All is well, he is recovering.
At the onset, I must admit I was frightened and not sure what was in store for him.
Once we arrived at the ER and preliminary tests proved that his situation wasn’t life threatening, I decided to make the best of the long hours in the ER and put on a “Vomit Bag Puppet Show”. Fr. Seraphim is most disturbed he was “out of it” and unable to enjoy the show.
Second, if you have not given to Keep St. Laurence House in operation in Freetown, please do so today. The clock is ticking fast and James and the family in Sierra Leone are poised to be evicted within a few short days. Please contribute to keep our rental operations center one more year. WE NEED YOUR HELP! March 1st is almost here!
Last week began with a group from the Southern Nazareth House Chapters (Georgia/North Carolina) dropping in to help clear the NHA Headquarters’ property from the Ice Storm Damage. The place literally looked like a war-zone with trees everywhere.
As always, our team in Sierra Leone works in solidarity with the American team. Little Roo in Salone pretends he, too, his helping Claudio & Carroll trim the damaged limbs. Claudio using chainsaw in Kentucky
Roo using toy chainsaw like Claudio in Freetown
Carroll using chainsaw in Kentucky
Roo using toy chainsaw like Carroll in Freetown.
After a week of hard work and GREAT fellowship the clean up was tremendous. The grounds look 100% better.
We really have a great group of people -more like family – working together that make up Nazareth House. A team composed of people all over the United States blended with the Nazareth House team in Sierra Leone. One big family.
When the guys realized that the Jonah House wash machine had bit the dust and had no more use it in, they tossed it over the fire escape
and purchased us a new one for the Retreat Center! What a great body of friends this Nazareth House venture has. Caring for each other across borders, across oceans, its what it is all about. Loving thy neighbor. Helping out wherever the need. Child or adult, working together.
As always, nights at the Nazareth House Retreat Center (Jonah House) are ended around the fire pit enjoying each others company.
