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Written by James Mansaray: Freetown, Sierra Leone Here in Freetown, the Capital City of Sierra Leone, where life is considered to be “high”; you see more material wants …and more crazy stuffs – all considered to be – part of … Continue reading →

Here’s part 2 of “Opening Day – Nazareth House Kabala School”look for more video added this week on our youtube channel:www.youtube.com/SaloneNHA. In this video you learn the value of sharing a dream, how sharing it makes it possible. NHA has … Continue reading →

Here’s part 2 of “Opening Day – Nazareth House Kabala School”look for more video added this week on our youtube channel:www.youtube.com/SaloneNHA. In this video you learn the value of sharing a dream, how sharing it makes it possible. NHA has … Continue reading →

After many months of hard labor, lots of heavy rain, and difficult surroundings, the Nazareth House Kabala School was finally opened in September 2008. Uniforms and mosquito bednets were provided for the students and their family. We will be adding … Continue reading →

After many months of hard labor, lots of heavy rain, and difficult surroundings, the Nazareth House Kabala School was finally opened in September 2008. Uniforms and mosquito bednets were provided for the students and their family. We will be adding … Continue reading →

After many months of hard labor, lots of heavy rain, and difficult surroundings, the Nazareth House Kabala School was finally opened in September 2008. Uniforms and mosquito bednets were provided for the students and their family. We will be adding … Continue reading →

After many months of hard labor, lots of heavy rain, and difficult surroundings, the Nazareth House Kabala School was finally opened in September 2008. Uniforms and mosquito bednets were provided for the students and their family. We will be adding … Continue reading →

After many months of hard labor, lots of heavy rain, and difficult surroundings, the Nazareth House Kabala School was finally opened in September 2008. Uniforms and mosquito bednets were provided for the students and their family. We will be adding … Continue reading →

Every morning as I head down to the church for Lauds (6:30 AM) and Mass (approx. 6:45 AM), I am always comforted by the sight of shoes scattered at the Narthex entranceway to the Sanctuary. The practice of removing our … Continue reading →

Every morning as I head down to the church for Lauds (6:30 AM) and Mass (approx. 6:45 AM), I am always comforted by the sight of shoes scattered at the Narthex entranceway to the Sanctuary. The practice of removing our … Continue reading →