Nazareth House Apostolate

In perfect timing, once again, compassionate individuals from all over the United States and even some from Europe have come together to make possible the work of Nazareth. It is truly an act of love…love for our brothers and sisters, the love for each other!

Despite the fact that the US economy is down, the housing market tumbling and fuel & food cost up, you came through to meet the needs of those less fortunate than yourselves. You gave to stop the internal parasites ravaging so many children, you gave to provide education, you gave to provide medical needs, you gave to provide clothing, you gave to provide food, you gave, you gave, you gave….

Your gifts are like seeds. Now we have only to physically deposit and implement these beautiful seeds of love and watch them grow.

Every donation of every size is a blessing to the giver and to the recipient in many ways. Every gift is meaningful and special.
There have been so many acts of selflessness. I’d like to take a moment to highlight one of those caring selfless acts:

Nazareth House received an email from One Love Foundation (www.1lovefoundation.org). It explained that they are a newly formed Charitable Organization from Summit Hill, Pennsylvania. Presently they are working to fill a 40 ft container to send to Freetown for Fr. James Sandy, pastor of St. Martin’s Parish for his community and the children of St. Mary’s Orphanage. They have not raised the full amount of money to send the container ($8,000), and still need to do fund raising. YET, they were concerned about our mission, having read our blog and admired the work of Kadijah and James through Nazareth House. They could not allow us to go to Sierra Leone without making our goal. Putting the NHA mission as priority, they sent in via paypal the difference to make up our goal for uniforms and on-the-ground needs.

One Love Foundation asked that we fulfill a gift from Mrs. Amy Burkey’s 7th grade Social Studies Class at Penn Kidder Elementary School. These children, upon hearing about the situation in Sierra Leone, raised $200 for mosquito bed netting. They asked that we use the $200 to provide mosquito bed nets for some of the children at NHA Kabala School in honor of our contractor’s child who died while he was away from his village working on our school.

I am happy to report that with this donation, along with all the previous contributions to this specific mission and the funds that came in today – we have made ALL of our goals and will also be able to add to the 7th graders’ gift from Penn Kidder School to provide a bed net for the children at our school and some families in Freetown, also. James is checking on the price of bed netting in Freetown today, but it is possible that we will be able to provide 100 bed nets for 100 children! In other West African countries a bed net can be bought for $5. In the past, we’ve paid $10 in Freetown. By purchasing in bulk, James is hoping to negotiate a better price. Never-the-less, we are pleasantly surprised to be able to add the gift of bed nets to many children. What a blessing to be able to provide both bed netting to fight off the wicked mosquitoes and the internal parasite medications. Truly, truly the out pouring of love is overwhelming. Thank you ALL. This has been an act of unity to the tenth power!!!!!

In perfect timing, once again, compassionate individuals from all over the United States and even some from Europe have come together to make possible the work of Nazareth. It is truly an act of love…love for our brothers and sisters, the love for each other!

Despite the fact that the US economy is down, the housing market tumbling and fuel & food cost up, you came through to meet the needs of those less fortunate than yourselves. You gave to stop the internal parasites ravaging so many children, you gave to provide education, you gave to provide medical needs, you gave to provide clothing, you gave to provide food, you gave, you gave, you gave….

Your gifts are like seeds. Now we have only to physically deposit and implement these beautiful seeds of love and watch them grow.

Every donation of every size is a blessing to the giver and to the recipient in many ways. Every gift is meaningful and special.
There have been so many acts of selflessness. I’d like to take a moment to highlight one of those caring selfless acts:

Nazareth House received an email from One Love Foundation (www.1lovefoundation.org). It explained that they are a newly formed Charitable Organization from Summit Hill, Pennsylvania. Presently they are working to fill a 40 ft container to send to Freetown for Fr. James Sandy, pastor of St. Martin’s Parish for his community and the children of St. Mary’s Orphanage. They have not raised the full amount of money to send the container ($8,000), and still need to do fund raising. YET, they were concerned about our mission, having read our blog and admired the work of Kadijah and James through Nazareth House. They could not allow us to go to Sierra Leone without making our goal. Putting the NHA mission as priority, they sent in via paypal the difference to make up our goal for uniforms and on-the-ground needs.

One Love Foundation asked that we fulfill a gift from Mrs. Amy Burkey’s 7th grade Social Studies Class at Penn Kidder Elementary School. These children, upon hearing about the situation in Sierra Leone, raised $200 for mosquito bed netting. They asked that we use the $200 to provide mosquito bed nets for some of the children at NHA Kabala School in honor of our contractor’s child who died while he was away from his village working on our school.

I am happy to report that with this donation, along with all the previous contributions to this specific mission and the funds that came in today – we have made ALL of our goals and will also be able to add to the 7th graders’ gift from Penn Kidder School to provide a bed net for the children at our school and some families in Freetown, also. James is checking on the price of bed netting in Freetown today, but it is possible that we will be able to provide 100 bed nets for 100 children! In other West African countries a bed net can be bought for $5. In the past, we’ve paid $10 in Freetown. By purchasing in bulk, James is hoping to negotiate a better price. Never-the-less, we are pleasantly surprised to be able to add the gift of bed nets to many children. What a blessing to be able to provide both bed netting to fight off the wicked mosquitoes and the internal parasite medications. Truly, truly the out pouring of love is overwhelming. Thank you ALL. This has been an act of unity to the tenth power!!!!!

In perfect timing, once again, compassionate individuals from all over the United States and even some from Europe have come together to make possible the work of Nazareth. It is truly an act of love…love for our brothers and sisters, the love for each other!

Despite the fact that the US economy is down, the housing market tumbling and fuel & food cost up, you came through to meet the needs of those less fortunate than yourselves. You gave to stop the internal parasites ravaging so many children, you gave to provide education, you gave to provide medical needs, you gave to provide clothing, you gave to provide food, you gave, you gave, you gave….

Your gifts are like seeds. Now we have only to physically deposit and implement these beautiful seeds of love and watch them grow.

Every donation of every size is a blessing to the giver and to the recipient in many ways. Every gift is meaningful and special.
There have been so many acts of selflessness. I’d like to take a moment to highlight one of those caring selfless acts:

Nazareth House received an email from One Love Foundation (www.1lovefoundation.org). It explained that they are a newly formed Charitable Organization from Summit Hill, Pennsylvania. Presently they are working to fill a 40 ft container to send to Freetown for Fr. James Sandy, pastor of St. Martin’s Parish for his community and the children of St. Mary’s Orphanage. They have not raised the full amount of money to send the container ($8,000), and still need to do fund raising. YET, they were concerned about our mission, having read our blog and admired the work of Kadijah and James through Nazareth House. They could not allow us to go to Sierra Leone without making our goal. Putting the NHA mission as priority, they sent in via paypal the difference to make up our goal for uniforms and on-the-ground needs.

One Love Foundation asked that we fulfill a gift from Mrs. Amy Burkey’s 7th grade Social Studies Class at Penn Kidder Elementary School. These children, upon hearing about the situation in Sierra Leone, raised $200 for mosquito bed netting. They asked that we use the $200 to provide mosquito bed nets for some of the children at NHA Kabala School in honor of our contractor’s child who died while he was away from his village working on our school.

I am happy to report that with this donation, along with all the previous contributions to this specific mission and the funds that came in today – we have made ALL of our goals and will also be able to add to the 7th graders’ gift from Penn Kidder School to provide a bed net for the children at our school and some families in Freetown, also. James is checking on the price of bed netting in Freetown today, but it is possible that we will be able to provide 100 bed nets for 100 children! In other West African countries a bed net can be bought for $5. In the past, we’ve paid $10 in Freetown. By purchasing in bulk, James is hoping to negotiate a better price. Never-the-less, we are pleasantly surprised to be able to add the gift of bed nets to many children. What a blessing to be able to provide both bed netting to fight off the wicked mosquitoes and the internal parasite medications. Truly, truly the out pouring of love is overwhelming. Thank you ALL. This has been an act of unity to the tenth power!!!!!

In perfect timing, once again, compassionate individuals from all over the United States and even some from Europe have come together to make possible the work of Nazareth. It is truly an act of love…love for our brothers and sisters, the love for each other!

Despite the fact that the US economy is down, the housing market tumbling and fuel & food cost up, you came through to meet the needs of those less fortunate than yourselves. You gave to stop the internal parasites ravaging so many children, you gave to provide education, you gave to provide medical needs, you gave to provide clothing, you gave to provide food, you gave, you gave, you gave….

Your gifts are like seeds. Now we have only to physically deposit and implement these beautiful seeds of love and watch them grow.

Every donation of every size is a blessing to the giver and to the recipient in many ways. Every gift is meaningful and special.
There have been so many acts of selflessness. I’d like to take a moment to highlight one of those caring selfless acts:

Nazareth House received an email from One Love Foundation (www.1lovefoundation.org). It explained that they are a newly formed Charitable Organization from Summit Hill, Pennsylvania. Presently they are working to fill a 40 ft container to send to Freetown for Fr. James Sandy, pastor of St. Martin’s Parish for his community and the children of St. Mary’s Orphanage. They have not raised the full amount of money to send the container ($8,000), and still need to do fund raising. YET, they were concerned about our mission, having read our blog and admired the work of Kadijah and James through Nazareth House. They could not allow us to go to Sierra Leone without making our goal. Putting the NHA mission as priority, they sent in via paypal the difference to make up our goal for uniforms and on-the-ground needs.

One Love Foundation asked that we fulfill a gift from Mrs. Amy Burkey’s 7th grade Social Studies Class at Penn Kidder Elementary School. These children, upon hearing about the situation in Sierra Leone, raised $200 for mosquito bed netting. They asked that we use the $200 to provide mosquito bed nets for some of the children at NHA Kabala School in honor of our contractor’s child who died while he was away from his village working on our school.

I am happy to report that with this donation, along with all the previous contributions to this specific mission and the funds that came in today – we have made ALL of our goals and will also be able to add to the 7th graders’ gift from Penn Kidder School to provide a bed net for the children at our school and some families in Freetown, also. James is checking on the price of bed netting in Freetown today, but it is possible that we will be able to provide 100 bed nets for 100 children! In other West African countries a bed net can be bought for $5. In the past, we’ve paid $10 in Freetown. By purchasing in bulk, James is hoping to negotiate a better price. Never-the-less, we are pleasantly surprised to be able to add the gift of bed nets to many children. What a blessing to be able to provide both bed netting to fight off the wicked mosquitoes and the internal parasite medications. Truly, truly the out pouring of love is overwhelming. Thank you ALL. This has been an act of unity to the tenth power!!!!!

The carpenters continue to work hard preparing the desks and benches for the NHA Kabala School. The children, eagerly waiting for their new school to be complete AND furnished help fetch wood and clean up! Isn’t it amazing – the coming together of so many to help others – working together with an ocean in between. What a blessing! Thank you, thank you!

The carpenters continue to work hard preparing the desks and benches for the NHA Kabala School. The children, eagerly waiting for their new school to be complete AND furnished help fetch wood and clean up! Isn’t it amazing – the coming together of so many to help others – working together with an ocean in between. What a blessing! Thank you, thank you!

The carpenters continue to work hard preparing the desks and benches for the NHA Kabala School. The children, eagerly waiting for their new school to be complete AND furnished help fetch wood and clean up! Isn’t it amazing – the coming together of so many to help others – working together with an ocean in between. What a blessing! Thank you, thank you!

The carpenters continue to work hard preparing the desks and benches for the NHA Kabala School. The children, eagerly waiting for their new school to be complete AND furnished help fetch wood and clean up! Isn’t it amazing – the coming together of so many to help others – working together with an ocean in between. What a blessing! Thank you, thank you!

It is organized chaos around me here as we prepare for the upcoming Mission Work in Sierra Leone. Medical supplies, documents for registering the school children, etc. etc. I understand from James, that it is the same atmosphere in Sierra Leone as the school is preparing for Opening Day.

We are very close to reaching the goal we set for Humanitarian Needs; today we lack $1025. This is a must. It would be shameful to travel that far and not be able to give special assistance tailored to the needs of the individuals we find as we travel through the country. Many are the very ones pictured above, like little Adama who has had to step in and take her mother’s place in the household since her mother, Gladys, passed on several months ago…and there are hundreds more in the same situations.

Thank you for what has already been accomplished. The Nazareth House Family is truly awesome.

Please be a part of helping these beautiful people. Give Today.
NHA, 2216 Goldsmith Lane, Louisville, KY 40218 or donations through our website via paypal link found on each page. www.nazarethhouseap.org

It is organized chaos around me here as we prepare for the upcoming Mission Work in Sierra Leone. Medical supplies, documents for registering the school children, etc. etc. I understand from James, that it is the same atmosphere in Sierra Leone as the school is preparing for Opening Day.

We are very close to reaching the goal we set for Humanitarian Needs; today we lack $1025. This is a must. It would be shameful to travel that far and not be able to give special assistance tailored to the needs of the individuals we find as we travel through the country. Many are the very ones pictured above, like little Adama who has had to step in and take her mother’s place in the household since her mother, Gladys, passed on several months ago…and there are hundreds more in the same situations.

Thank you for what has already been accomplished. The Nazareth House Family is truly awesome.

Please be a part of helping these beautiful people. Give Today.
NHA, 2216 Goldsmith Lane, Louisville, KY 40218 or donations through our website via paypal link found on each page. www.nazarethhouseap.org