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James and Pa Foday in front of the NHA Kabala School. Painting of the school was the priority all week and should be completed this week. James has now arrived back in Freetown.

Last week, much to my concern, James, weakened from the ulcers, purchased lots of paint for the school building and took off for Kabala. The journey to Kabala from Freetown is a long one. Traveling with many buckets of paint … Continue reading →

Last week, much to my concern, James, weakened from the ulcers, purchased lots of paint for the school building and took off for Kabala. The journey to Kabala from Freetown is a long one. Traveling with many buckets of paint … Continue reading →

August 10 is the Feast Day of St. Laurence, the patron Saint of our Nazareth Housein Freetown, Sierra Leone is named. The account of St. Laurence (sometimes spelled Lawrence) follows. You will understand why St. Laurence House was named for … Continue reading →

August 10 is the Feast Day of St. Laurence, the patron Saint of our Nazareth Housein Freetown, Sierra Leone is named. The account of St. Laurence (sometimes spelled Lawrence) follows. You will understand why St. Laurence House was named for … Continue reading →

August 10 is the Feast Day of St. Laurence, the patron Saint of our Nazareth Housein Freetown, Sierra Leone is named. The account of St. Laurence (sometimes spelled Lawrence) follows. You will understand why St. Laurence House was named for … Continue reading →

August 10 is the Feast Day of St. Laurence, the patron Saint of our Nazareth Housein Freetown, Sierra Leone is named. The account of St. Laurence (sometimes spelled Lawrence) follows. You will understand why St. Laurence House was named for … Continue reading →

      As we prepare for our next journey to Sierra Leone, I was digging out travel gear when I came across some photos of the first entrance into Sierra Leone, May 2000. This was Fr. Seraphim’s first trip … Continue reading →

      As we prepare for our next journey to Sierra Leone, I was digging out travel gear when I came across some photos of the first entrance into Sierra Leone, May 2000. This was Fr. Seraphim’s first trip … Continue reading →

      As we prepare for our next journey to Sierra Leone, I was digging out travel gear when I came across some photos of the first entrance into Sierra Leone, May 2000. This was Fr. Seraphim’s first trip … Continue reading →