Good news, bad news

First the good news:  Despite great challenges of covid, inflation, and national economic  crises, our PLANT A SEED, GROW A DOC & PLANT A SEED, GROW A NURSE students have prevailed.  We have several M.D. and B.S.N. graduates last year and this year, dedicated to serving their people.

This, from Maurine Keraa, who graduated last year and who has now completed an internship at Chuka Referral Hospital:

MOTHER'S DAY, TEACHER APPRECIATION: GIFTS THAT CHANGE THE WORLD!

It's almost Mother's Day, coincidental with a show of Teacher Appreciation at school year's end.  Who needs more STUFF?  Give a gift that every mother will cherish, a gift like no other, a gift that will help change the world.  Same for teachers.  No hand lotion or potted plant ever gave a poor child a future!  

Humanitarian crisis in northern Ethiopia: "I am you & you are I, & what have we done to each other?"

We can name names.  We can show you pictures of those who have fled war & endured unfathomable loss.  They are not strangers to us, but our brothers and sisters.  They have come to Lalibela, beset with its own problems caused by the covid shutdown of the economy.  We already are feeding 250 children & their families.  They were starving before we were able to send donations to help them.  Fortunately, we have 3 trustworthy Ethiopian friends who are administering our food/education program.

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