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    Happy Birthday!

    Following Becki’s post for today are many, many photos.  Please scroll down. How is it that a person who considers herself to be a home body, with a well defined mission serving a most wonderful church in South Riding, Virginia, who hates to fly, finds herself celebrating a second birthday in Ghana? The answer is…

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    Notes from the guys

    For Ian Mueller this is his second trip with Ghanaian Mothers’ Hope to Ghana.  I asked him what has been your favorite part of the trip this year: “So far my favorite part of this trip has been seeing the same children who attended camp last year. It has been so fun playing soccer (football)…

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    The Itsy Bitsy Spider

    Today was the second day of classes! After a long, bumpy bus ride, we arrived at the village and all of the kids were already standing in front of the school. When we piled out of the bus, they came and attacked us all with huge hugs. While setting up for class, the children learned…

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    Chicka Chicka Boom Boom

    Today was truly awesome!!!!!  After much planning and nervous anticipation, we arrived in the village to begin our reading camp.  There were no children when we got there, so we had time to sweep out the classrooms and set up.  And then they came—58 beautiful children ready for this new adventure.  They had never experienced…

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    Notes from the Team

    Photo by Tana Lopez/Woven Eye Saturday, July 30, 2011  In the morning we went to the Children of Mary Preschool for their graduation ceremony. Children of Mary was started by Mercia Laryea, Ghanaian Mothers’ Hope Ghana Executive Director, 6 years ago when she retired from the Ghana School System. Now, Mercia spends most of her…

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    80 Ghana Cedis, no, I will pay 40 Ghana Cedis

    Yes, the bartering has begun and hopefully the blogging too. Blogs by our team should begin tomorrow (they missed my 10 pm deadline), so for tonight just a little update. #1, Sarah and Anna Rossmeisl arrived  this afternoon. They stayed in Chicago over night, then flew to DC, followed by 9 hours at the airport…

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    They’re Here!

      This is a very short blog to let everyone know that most of the team has arrived.  They are staying at the Kris View Hotel which has a beautiful view of Accra.  After a good dinner they have gone to rest. Everyone room has a cell phone and they should be calling home.  They…

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    “If you want to go quickly, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.” African proverb

      All Photos by Tana Lopez and woveneye.com Today is so exciting. The team leaves the US and will arrive tomorrow, Friday.  Since this will be posted very late tonight, many of you will be reading this as the team arrives in Ghana, 9am US time. 16 people, 5 different states, many meeting for the…

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    SHE NEEDS YOUR HELP

    We met Lady last year while visiting the patients at Amasaman Hospital.  She was a young girls of nine, living in the bush with her family.  When the public health nurse was told of Lady’s condition she gathered a team to investigate the family. The 7 children were kept naked and had never seen strangers—not…

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    ON A HILL FAR AWAY

          Mornings come way to early in Ghana—6 am here is still 2 am in the US and it takes several days for my body to catch up to the difference in time.  It is easy to stay up late at night (it is 1 am right now) but then I want to…