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Kihomi & Children in Training
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Training Poster
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Children Showing what they have learned
Dear Loved Ones,
Greeting.
After many training sessions on women's ministries around the country, we have come to discover that the future of our ministries depend more on those small children we neglect sometimes. Some of them come with their mothers because they cannot stay home alone. Some come because they want to hear, to learn and to share with their friends on the playground.
In Port-au-Prince, the capital city of Haiti, among the participants in our last session (July 1st) were 4 small girls of about 6, 8, 10 and 11 years old who came with their mothers. This time those girls came as regular participants.
At the first sight one would ignore them and concentrate on the adults. What a mistake that would have been! After listening to the teachings of the team, those small girls learned all the teachings very very well. They seemed to be ahead of their mothers in knowing more than what we gave them for the day. They knew the answers to all the questions. In spite of their small age, they were able to stand in front of the audience and explain everything that one is to know on cholera.
At the end of the session, those girls wanted the teaching materials to share with their friends. The training team was proud of them and was blessed to have young disciples.
We praise God and we can truly say that our life in Haiti has not been in vain.
Thank you for your support that makes this kind of teaching for the next generation possible.
Yours in Haiti,
Kihomi
Dear Supporters,
Ignorance can kill in Haiti and other areas of the world where education is hard to obtain. Kihomi fights this problem everyday as she trains others to shed the light of truth everywhere she can. Even the little ones can be warriors to save lives and bring hope.
Thank you for being on our team.
Blessings,
Dennis Shewell
Mission Partnership Team Communications Advocate and Convener
Nzunga and Kihomi Ministry
E-mail: jdshewell@hughes.net
Phone: 812-569-1352
Other team Members:
Les Roberson
Diana Peysha
Shawna Gorman
Terry Bivens-Fry
Charles Newman
Greeting.
After many training sessions on women's ministries around the country, we have come to discover that the future of our ministries depend more on those small children we neglect sometimes. Some of them come with their mothers because they cannot stay home alone. Some come because they want to hear, to learn and to share with their friends on the playground.
In Port-au-Prince, the capital city of Haiti, among the participants in our last session (July 1st) were 4 small girls of about 6, 8, 10 and 11 years old who came with their mothers. This time those girls came as regular participants.
At the first sight one would ignore them and concentrate on the adults. What a mistake that would have been! After listening to the teachings of the team, those small girls learned all the teachings very very well. They seemed to be ahead of their mothers in knowing more than what we gave them for the day. They knew the answers to all the questions. In spite of their small age, they were able to stand in front of the audience and explain everything that one is to know on cholera.
At the end of the session, those girls wanted the teaching materials to share with their friends. The training team was proud of them and was blessed to have young disciples.
We praise God and we can truly say that our life in Haiti has not been in vain.
Thank you for your support that makes this kind of teaching for the next generation possible.
Yours in Haiti,
Kihomi
Dear Supporters,
Ignorance can kill in Haiti and other areas of the world where education is hard to obtain. Kihomi fights this problem everyday as she trains others to shed the light of truth everywhere she can. Even the little ones can be warriors to save lives and bring hope.
Thank you for being on our team.
Blessings,
Dennis Shewell
Mission Partnership Team Communications Advocate and Convener
Nzunga and Kihomi Ministry
E-mail: jdshewell@hughes.net
Phone: 812-569-1352
Other team Members:
Les Roberson
Diana Peysha
Shawna Gorman
Terry Bivens-Fry
Charles Newman