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I just got off the phone with James and he said that all at St. Laurence House had a good night sleep. He said Mako slept well and was able to eat a full plate of rice last night. James … Continue reading →

Unfortunately, I received word from James that Mako has relapsed and the illness that plagued him last week has reared its ugly head again… Here is the email that I received from James in Freetown:Hey Mama Hicks, Mako here with … Continue reading →

Unfortunately, I received word from James that Mako has relapsed and the illness that plagued him last week has reared its ugly head again… Here is the email that I received from James in Freetown:Hey Mama Hicks, Mako here with … Continue reading →

Unfortunately, I received word from James that Mako has relapsed and the illness that plagued him last week has reared its ugly head again… Here is the email that I received from James in Freetown:Hey Mama Hicks, Mako here with … Continue reading →

Unfortunately, I received word from James that Mako has relapsed and the illness that plagued him last week has reared its ugly head again… Here is the email that I received from James in Freetown:Hey Mama Hicks, Mako here with … Continue reading →

Please keep teacher Lucy in your prayers. She is suffering severe appendicitis and will undergo surgery soon. The doctor is in Kabala and available. Lucy is a faithful teacher to our students in Kabala, Sierra Leone where we are in … Continue reading →

Please keep teacher Lucy in your prayers. She is suffering severe appendicitis and will undergo surgery soon. The doctor is in Kabala and available. Lucy is a faithful teacher to our students in Kabala, Sierra Leone where we are in … Continue reading →

Please keep teacher Lucy in your prayers. She is suffering severe appendicitis and will undergo surgery soon. The doctor is in Kabala and available. Lucy is a faithful teacher to our students in Kabala, Sierra Leone where we are in … Continue reading →

Please keep teacher Lucy in your prayers. She is suffering severe appendicitis and will undergo surgery soon. The doctor is in Kabala and available. Lucy is a faithful teacher to our students in Kabala, Sierra Leone where we are in … Continue reading →

At 5:37 AM this morning, as I was preparing to go down to the church for the early morning Jesus Prayer Office, the hermitage began to shake and continued for about 30 seconds. The police helicopter had been circling since … Continue reading →