LOOK at the finished Product… WoW!…As soon as more money for uniforms comes in, $25 buys 2 uniforms per student, Foday, James and the St. Laurence House Dye Crew can start the factory up again and produce more material. Send your donations to NHA (Nazareth House Apostolate) 2216 Goldsmith Lane, Louisville, KY 40218 Indicate “Uniforms” on your check. Or you can make a donation through PayPal on the website. Thank You.
LOOK at the finished Product… WoW!…As soon as more money for uniforms comes in, $25 buys 2 uniforms per student, Foday, James and the St. Laurence House Dye Crew can start the factory up again and produce more material. Send your donations to NHA (Nazareth House Apostolate) 2216 Goldsmith Lane, Louisville, KY 40218 Indicate “Uniforms” on your check. Or you can make a donation through PayPal on the website. Thank You.
Lucy spreads the newly tye-dyed material out to dry, Roo cheers everyone on, while the dog Simba shows off his newly dyed feet!….and so does Kadijah – poor lady – her entire body seems to be covered in blue!
This is the way it works at St. Laurence House, everyone pitches in to do their part. While everyone was dealing with the uniforms – Ann Marie was doing the regular household chores, including feeding the hungry workers lunch. A tremendous thank you to James, Kadijah, Lucy, Ann Marie, Roo and Simba and especially Foday for all the help in making the school a reality.
If we can only collect the money for the remaining students to have uniforms in the next few days (We need them for about 95 more students) we will have accomplished a miracle. Your Nazareth House is doing a lot these days – we have the worm medications in our possession ready to be delivered on our next mission trip, the school building is almost complete, the uniforms are being prepared…a lot is going on. Our current tasks are to raise funds for the rest of the uniforms and to get the air fare & needs money to enable us to deliver the medical supplies to Sierra Leone. Keep spreading the word – involve everyone you can.
Lucy spreads the newly tye-dyed material out to dry, Roo cheers everyone on, while the dog Simba shows off his newly dyed feet!….and so does Kadijah – poor lady – her entire body seems to be covered in blue!
This is the way it works at St. Laurence House, everyone pitches in to do their part. While everyone was dealing with the uniforms – Ann Marie was doing the regular household chores, including feeding the hungry workers lunch. A tremendous thank you to James, Kadijah, Lucy, Ann Marie, Roo and Simba and especially Foday for all the help in making the school a reality.
If we can only collect the money for the remaining students to have uniforms in the next few days (We need them for about 95 more students) we will have accomplished a miracle. Your Nazareth House is doing a lot these days – we have the worm medications in our possession ready to be delivered on our next mission trip, the school building is almost complete, the uniforms are being prepared…a lot is going on. Our current tasks are to raise funds for the rest of the uniforms and to get the air fare & needs money to enable us to deliver the medical supplies to Sierra Leone. Keep spreading the word – involve everyone you can.
Lucy spreads the newly tye-dyed material out to dry, Roo cheers everyone on, while the dog Simba shows off his newly dyed feet!….and so does Kadijah – poor lady – her entire body seems to be covered in blue!
This is the way it works at St. Laurence House, everyone pitches in to do their part. While everyone was dealing with the uniforms – Ann Marie was doing the regular household chores, including feeding the hungry workers lunch. A tremendous thank you to James, Kadijah, Lucy, Ann Marie, Roo and Simba and especially Foday for all the help in making the school a reality.
If we can only collect the money for the remaining students to have uniforms in the next few days (We need them for about 95 more students) we will have accomplished a miracle. Your Nazareth House is doing a lot these days – we have the worm medications in our possession ready to be delivered on our next mission trip, the school building is almost complete, the uniforms are being prepared…a lot is going on. Our current tasks are to raise funds for the rest of the uniforms and to get the air fare & needs money to enable us to deliver the medical supplies to Sierra Leone. Keep spreading the word – involve everyone you can.
Lucy spreads the newly tye-dyed material out to dry, Roo cheers everyone on, while the dog Simba shows off his newly dyed feet!….and so does Kadijah – poor lady – her entire body seems to be covered in blue!
This is the way it works at St. Laurence House, everyone pitches in to do their part. While everyone was dealing with the uniforms – Ann Marie was doing the regular household chores, including feeding the hungry workers lunch. A tremendous thank you to James, Kadijah, Lucy, Ann Marie, Roo and Simba and especially Foday for all the help in making the school a reality.
If we can only collect the money for the remaining students to have uniforms in the next few days (We need them for about 95 more students) we will have accomplished a miracle. Your Nazareth House is doing a lot these days – we have the worm medications in our possession ready to be delivered on our next mission trip, the school building is almost complete, the uniforms are being prepared…a lot is going on. Our current tasks are to raise funds for the rest of the uniforms and to get the air fare & needs money to enable us to deliver the medical supplies to Sierra Leone. Keep spreading the word – involve everyone you can.
Once the dye has been poured onto the fabric, it then must be washed. Kadijah and James are doing this…. and hanging it on the compound walls of St. Laurence House.
Once the dye has been poured onto the fabric, it then must be washed. Kadijah and James are doing this…. and hanging it on the compound walls of St. Laurence House.
While the uniforms are being created and St. Laurence House is being covered in blue and green (including Simba’s (the dog)feet, I thought I’d add a few more of the pictures of the Presidential visit in Kabala last weekend.
The pictures are of the village Paramount Chiefs as they are waiting to meet with the President and shake his hand.
While the uniforms are being created and St. Laurence House is being covered in blue and green (including Simba’s (the dog)feet, I thought I’d add a few more of the pictures of the Presidential visit in Kabala last weekend.
The pictures are of the village Paramount Chiefs as they are waiting to meet with the President and shake his hand.
