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Girl Power
BY KIMBERLEY LANGSTON I know it’s already February – in a NEW year – but I’ve just begun to reflect and look back on 2014. I am struck by the impact that girls made on our world last year! There was a great sense of Girl Power but also an undercurrent of the female struggle for…
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Seat or Feet?
All across America people sit in churches week by week, singing and listening and learning what it means to follow God, to follow Jesus who leads us into the heart of God. And for many, the journey to God ends there, in the pew, or in the chair; but for some, the pew or the…
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So, What is a TED talk?
Four years ago, friends began sharing TED talks with me. They were all very interesting and I began to wonder just what started all of this? How do these people, who come from all walks of life, find their way onto the TED stage? First what is TED? TED began as a conference in 1984 about…
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How this drawing saved my bacon!
Blog by Anita Dudek Today, in the busy Atlanta Airport people were streaming in every direction. My attention was caught by an individual who had taken time to look, really look, at some children’s drawings displayed on one large wall. Then she took out her phone to take a picture of one of them.…
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A Final Good-Bye for Now to Ghana.
AARON RUDOLPH-teen missioner Our week at reading camp was very fun and interesting. I learned a lot of things from our week with the children. A lot of different things happened, to the kids and us, which was life changing. I found that if we gave examples they would use that exact example instead of…
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THANK YOU for Reading Camp
JACKIE COATES–Returning missioner from 2011 In 2011, I went to Ghana to do my first reading camp. By the end of the week I looked like I had been left in the jungle for twelve hours. My eyes were red from crying, my body was soaked with sweat, my skin had a heavy tan line,…
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I Know I Have Made A Difference!
RENEE RUDOLPH – CLASS 2 TEACHER Camp is going great! The children are definitely coming out of their shells, and becoming more comfortable with me and my accent; even though I don’t have an accent! LOL! They are answering a bit more loudly, but some are still very shy and insecure. They absolutely LOVE to…
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Half Way There!
JANET FAULKNER The dreary rain presented a special challenge today. Lack of outside playtime made the children restless, but they adapted beautifully. Their sunny smiles and cries of, Madame! Madame!” lifted my spirits as we began the day. We breezed through a review of the past two days and they impressed me with how much…
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Day Two with 100+ Children in Reading Camp
Wow! We added 40 childen to camp this year. That is a 60% increase over the last 4 years. On day one when we arrived, it was overwhelming. It is, however, amazing what you can do when you plan and organize. Kudos to Becki Neumann and Christ Church-South Riding for all the work they did to organize…
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Why Do I Come to Ghana? by Pastor Becki Neumann
Today was the day; it was the opening day of reading camp in Akramaman, and… my “Diamond Jubilee” birthday. Since 2007 I’ve travelled to Ghana 6 times, with each trip different from the others. What is it, In addition to the powerful call of God, that brings me back time after time? The first time…
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