Nazareth House Apostolate

Its been a long two weeks, finally Kadijah has returned to good health. She used this time to study and meditate, deepening her faith as she worked through the illness.

Glory be to God, the doctor is releasing Kadijah from the hospital today. Nazareth House wants to thank each and everyone of you for your continued prayers, love and support through this very difficult time for all of us, especially Kadijah and James.

Betsy and Simithe visit Kadijah to bring prayers and encouragement.

It is our extended family that has joined together to see us through that makes NHA so special. Everyone doing what they can from wherever they are.

Its been a long two weeks, finally Kadijah has returned to good health. She used this time to study and meditate, deepening her faith as she worked through the illness.

Glory be to God, the doctor is releasing Kadijah from the hospital today. Nazareth House wants to thank each and everyone of you for your continued prayers, love and support through this very difficult time for all of us, especially Kadijah and James.

Betsy and Simithe visit Kadijah to bring prayers and encouragement.

It is our extended family that has joined together to see us through that makes NHA so special. Everyone doing what they can from wherever they are.

Its been a long two weeks, finally Kadijah has returned to good health. She used this time to study and meditate, deepening her faith as she worked through the illness.

Glory be to God, the doctor is releasing Kadijah from the hospital today. Nazareth House wants to thank each and everyone of you for your continued prayers, love and support through this very difficult time for all of us, especially Kadijah and James.

Betsy and Simithe visit Kadijah to bring prayers and encouragement.

It is our extended family that has joined together to see us through that makes NHA so special. Everyone doing what they can from wherever they are.

Greetings to you all from NHA School Kabala.

We, as a school, continue to thank God for His loving kindness and protection through out this academic year.

And to all our dear friends and supporters, we thank you for the continued help and prayers which have seen us as a school having a very successful school year.

We also want to thank God for the healing of our sick loved ones. The storm of illness we received recently in Sierra Leone has given way to brighter skies and rainbows.

Sheaku, the kid with the swollen belly with worms is back in school and doing fine.

Mammy Fatu our mother is doing fine, and I was happy to know that James wife Kadijah is also making great improvement and will be released from the hospital.

We want to give God the praise for His healing power and thank you all for the endless prayers.

We have 21 days left in this school calander, as school will close down on the 9^th of July.

Today marks the end of our final exams at school. Through out the week, the children at NHA Kabala School were busy writing there exams.

This exam is very important as this will see the children promoted to a new class. A total number of 196 children took to the exams not counting the nursery children who are too young to write an exam on their own.

We are now working on the report cards for the children. We have to give these report cards to the parents of these children for them to see what their children have been doing academically through out the school year.

We want to remember you in prayers our dear supporters, Mother and father, Mama Vicki and Father Seraphim on your visit to California. We ask them to send our greetings to our NHA family in California, especially our Archbishop Provence. As a school we believe our prayers are all you need and all we can offer. The good Lord is with you.

As a school we want to say ‘ Tenki’ (thank you) to all our dear friends and supporters for all the help and prayers.

We love you all as a school and as one big family.

Mako.

Greetings to you all from NHA School Kabala.

We, as a school, continue to thank God for His loving kindness and protection through out this academic year.

And to all our dear friends and supporters, we thank you for the continued help and prayers which have seen us as a school having a very successful school year.

We also want to thank God for the healing of our sick loved ones. The storm of illness we received recently in Sierra Leone has given way to brighter skies and rainbows.

Sheaku, the kid with the swollen belly with worms is back in school and doing fine.

Mammy Fatu our mother is doing fine, and I was happy to know that James wife Kadijah is also making great improvement and will be released from the hospital.

We want to give God the praise for His healing power and thank you all for the endless prayers.

We have 21 days left in this school calander, as school will close down on the 9^th of July.

Today marks the end of our final exams at school. Through out the week, the children at NHA Kabala School were busy writing there exams.

This exam is very important as this will see the children promoted to a new class. A total number of 196 children took to the exams not counting the nursery children who are too young to write an exam on their own.

We are now working on the report cards for the children. We have to give these report cards to the parents of these children for them to see what their children have been doing academically through out the school year.

We want to remember you in prayers our dear supporters, Mother and father, Mama Vicki and Father Seraphim on your visit to California. We ask them to send our greetings to our NHA family in California, especially our Archbishop Provence. As a school we believe our prayers are all you need and all we can offer. The good Lord is with you.

As a school we want to say ‘ Tenki’ (thank you) to all our dear friends and supporters for all the help and prayers.

We love you all as a school and as one big family.

Mako.

Greetings to you all from NHA School Kabala.

We, as a school, continue to thank God for His loving kindness and protection through out this academic year.

And to all our dear friends and supporters, we thank you for the continued help and prayers which have seen us as a school having a very successful school year.

We also want to thank God for the healing of our sick loved ones. The storm of illness we received recently in Sierra Leone has given way to brighter skies and rainbows.

Sheaku, the kid with the swollen belly with worms is back in school and doing fine.

Mammy Fatu our mother is doing fine, and I was happy to know that James wife Kadijah is also making great improvement and will be released from the hospital.

We want to give God the praise for His healing power and thank you all for the endless prayers.

We have 21 days left in this school calander, as school will close down on the 9^th of July.

Today marks the end of our final exams at school. Through out the week, the children at NHA Kabala School were busy writing there exams.

This exam is very important as this will see the children promoted to a new class. A total number of 196 children took to the exams not counting the nursery children who are too young to write an exam on their own.

We are now working on the report cards for the children. We have to give these report cards to the parents of these children for them to see what their children have been doing academically through out the school year.

We want to remember you in prayers our dear supporters, Mother and father, Mama Vicki and Father Seraphim on your visit to California. We ask them to send our greetings to our NHA family in California, especially our Archbishop Provence. As a school we believe our prayers are all you need and all we can offer. The good Lord is with you.

As a school we want to say ‘ Tenki’ (thank you) to all our dear friends and supporters for all the help and prayers.

We love you all as a school and as one big family.

Mako.

This morning’s email from James in Freetown:

from James Bombolia Mansaray to Vicki Hicks date Thu, Jun 17, 2010 at 2:58 AM subject This morning mailed-by gmail.com signed-by gmail.com

2:58 AM

Hello Mama,
Good morning says Kadijah! She just walked outside to exercise a bit. She is improving a lot. This is a better place and so far they medication are doing her good.Lab test is out but doctors are refusing to give it out until the last day in hospital but she was placed on this medication as you can see in the Picture which I guess meaning its Typhoid.

She has been given four of this little IV bottles since yesterday. Her doc, Faaludeen, said she will be alright soon but I guess we have three or four more days here before we are let to go. So far, she is ok and we all seem happy with that. I think prayers from you guys and all over the globe did her the greatest good. I feel it is the prayers that turned her around.

Please keep the prayers coming in.

How are you and Fr. Seraphim doing? How is the trip so far? Give our love to that great smiling Archbishop of ours!

Remembering Kadijah’s smiling face during our Kamasorie Trip in March wearing this tee shirt.

I miss you and wishing you well.

Love,

Son.
—
Oh Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God Have Mercy upon me a Sinner.

This morning’s email from James in Freetown:

from James Bombolia Mansaray to Vicki Hicks date Thu, Jun 17, 2010 at 2:58 AM subject This morning mailed-by gmail.com signed-by gmail.com

2:58 AM

Hello Mama,
Good morning says Kadijah! She just walked outside to exercise a bit. She is improving a lot. This is a better place and so far they medication are doing her good.Lab test is out but doctors are refusing to give it out until the last day in hospital but she was placed on this medication as you can see in the Picture which I guess meaning its Typhoid.

She has been given four of this little IV bottles since yesterday. Her doc, Faaludeen, said she will be alright soon but I guess we have three or four more days here before we are let to go. So far, she is ok and we all seem happy with that. I think prayers from you guys and all over the globe did her the greatest good. I feel it is the prayers that turned her around.

Please keep the prayers coming in.

How are you and Fr. Seraphim doing? How is the trip so far? Give our love to that great smiling Archbishop of ours!

Remembering Kadijah’s smiling face during our Kamasorie Trip in March wearing this tee shirt.

I miss you and wishing you well.

Love,

Son.
—
Oh Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God Have Mercy upon me a Sinner.