Serving In Sahel

  This week I thought I would show you the reason why we are here.....the students.   We are here for the families of these missionary kids....to provide them with a great education so they will be prepared to return to their home country for home assignment or when they graduate. All the staff here at Sahel come as missionaries, supported by individuals and churches from their home countries. I am so thankful for the prayer and financial support that I have received so far. What a blessing you all have been! Thank you for having a part in the education of these precious lives. For those of you who would like more information on how to donate and support my work here, you can visit the Teach Beyond website, www.teachbeyond.org . Go to donate and follow the directions for donating. You can give a one time gift or choose to give monthly. Each donation is tax deductible. Any amount will help me reach my goal of being fully supported. Thank you for your help. Pl

Exciting things happened at the Remar orphanage this summer. The girl's home that was being built just outside the city limits, was completed and the girls, Pastor Paul and his family moved in. Thanks to the many who donated the home has gardens, goats, and chickens. It is Pastor Paul's hope that it will be self-sustaining. So we will travel to the boy's home this year to visit with the kids. Bubbles are a hit everywhere, I love hearing their laughter as they blow huge bubbles. They are always quick to say, "Look, Auntie"...in French, of course.   Our secondary students did an amazing job planning our time at the orphanage with introductions, games and an object lesson telling about God's love for us. Everyone made a bracelet as a reminder of that promise.   Most cows eat grass, but here in Niger....well, they eat what they can find. I guess you could say they are our waste management crew.