Stop Genocide NowMan, that road is bumpy! Another three hours roundtrip on the road today, and I’ve been shaken as much as anyone can be. I was able to see Nourasham and family today, and what a beautiful family they are. The new member of the family, an aready walking 10 month old girl, Hajra, is as […]
I recently received an e-mail from Ali, an aid worker at camps Mile and Kounoungo. He gave me word on Ahmat, the English speaking young man we met on Day 11 of i-ACT. Ahmat is OK, working a few hours a day at a “restaurant” in the camp. He is no longer studying English, since […]
11/20/05 Hello everyone: This blog might be out of sequence, since I sent some other entries through our sat modem to Rachel to post, and now I have a chance at the local internet cafe. Today is Sunday, a day of rest in Chad. The streets are quiet and empty, for the most part, although […]
I still have more posts to enter, that I’ve written along the way, but I just wanted to thank all of you for your comments. It is so great to have you here with us! Pam B. thanks for getting so many young people involved! I’m telling you, there’s something about that name, Pam, because […]