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This morning as I opened my facebook, I saw this post from James Mansaray of Freetown.  My heart sunk in memory of the horror the people of Sierra Leone suffered at the hands of greed. Andrew was going to be … Continue reading →

This morning as I opened my facebook, I saw this post from James Mansaray of Freetown.  My heart sunk in memory of the horror the people of Sierra Leone suffered at the hands of greed. Andrew was going to be … Continue reading →

In Freetown, Sierra Leone today  at Congo Cross, the day has begun.    There is work to be done,  busy streets and boulevards, There is growth to be made,  roads and highways to be enlarged,    and prayers to be … Continue reading →

In Freetown, Sierra Leone today  at Congo Cross, the day has begun.    There is work to be done,  busy streets and boulevards, There is growth to be made,  roads and highways to be enlarged,    and prayers to be … Continue reading →

In Freetown, Sierra Leone today  at Congo Cross, the day has begun.    There is work to be done,  busy streets and boulevards, There is growth to be made,  roads and highways to be enlarged,    and prayers to be … Continue reading →

Many of you have been asking “Where’s Ann Marie?”   We haven’t seen her on the blog.   After a brief visit with some relatives she is back at St. Laurence House – doing that “Nazareth House thing” – sorting … Continue reading →

Many of you have been asking “Where’s Ann Marie?”   We haven’t seen her on the blog.   After a brief visit with some relatives she is back at St. Laurence House – doing that “Nazareth House thing” – sorting … Continue reading →

Many of you have been asking “Where’s Ann Marie?”   We haven’t seen her on the blog.   After a brief visit with some relatives she is back at St. Laurence House – doing that “Nazareth House thing” – sorting … Continue reading →

Many of you have been asking “Where’s Ann Marie?”   We haven’t seen her on the blog.   After a brief visit with some relatives she is back at St. Laurence House – doing that “Nazareth House thing” – sorting … Continue reading →

As Mama Vicki recovers from surgery today, we’ve just lost a toddler again in Sierra Leone, ROO’s best friend, playmate and neighbour. Borbor as he is called met his untimely death after a high fever attack  last night. I guess … Continue reading →