 Callie Donaldson - Callie Ann | All Comments |
Callie Donaldson - Callie Ann | All Comments |
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| 7th July 2008 Paula | love you - From: Back home in America....safe and sound!! Callie, So glad you are back here with us. You are a very special child of God that is doing exactly what God wants you to do. Keep studying and doing what God has called you to do. I know your parents as well as us are so very proud of you. We love you. Paula |
| 4th July 2008 stan smith | Jason Smith - From: Around town in Moshi and meeting the children form the Kili Kids Orphanage!! Hello, were you there with a boy named Jason Smith? I am his father and concerned about him, could you please contact me. Thank-you, Sincerely, Stan |
| 1st July 2008 stan smith | kili kid orphanage - From: Doing the Lord's work in Monduli! Do you happen to have a contact number for the kili kid orphanage, trying to reach my son and cannot find a telephone number, need to talk to a margaret Mponda, can you help me locate the number to the orphanage, Do not even begin to know where or how? Thanks soo much Stan |
| 26th June 2008 Billy Hughes | Hurry Home - From: Seminars and Campaigns!! Hey girl..I'm glad you are having so much fun over there but I need a baby sitter Sept 16-22 so I can go to a conference in San Diego. Are you interested? Have fun. Billy |
| 11th June 2008 Pam White | Agape - From: Sunday Morning services in Moshi! I just love all the smiles on the kids' faces, especially Agape. We used to call the meat at school "mystery meat", so I always brought my lunch!! I saw your folks & InaBeth at Megan's wedding; I know they miss you & are counting the days to your return. |
| 11th June 2008 Angela Petrash | Awesome! - From: The Lord opens many doors...you just have to go through them!! Callie, I love hearing from you and getting to live a little vicariously through your blogs. What an awesome adventure and all in the name of the Lord! Also... I loved getting a peek at the Grandview Zebras t-shirt! Love & peace. Angela Petrash |
| 7th June 2008 Hannah | Oh girl... - From: Fifth and Fianl Day of the Moshi Campaign!! Callie I have a new found respect for you.....I don't know how you ate that corn.....I have some how in all my trips over there managed to never have to eat that corn! |
| 7th June 2008 MOM | - From: Fourth Day of the Moshi Campaign!! So I guess you want beans and rice as your first meal home? Can you bring some of that with you? I can just taste it - the best rice and greans I ever had was there. I Love You and can't wait for you to step off that plane!! I am sooooo proud of you!!! MOM |
| 5th June 2008 Aunt Ann | Love you - From: Doing the Lord's work in Monduli! Callie, I don't know what I did. If you received the previous message, it was incomplete. I don't know what I did. This blog thing freaks me out. I am so proud of you and the work you are doing. The pictures are so touching. Sweet little Parsley will miss you. I am so ready to see you. If you will text me, I found out that I can text you back (now that it is time for you to come home :-). |
| 29th May 2008 Paula Chambers | So Proud - From: The Lord opens many doors...you just have to go through them!! Callie: So proud of you once again. I know you have learned and loved so much in the time you been there with those precious children. We miss you so much but are so very proud of what you have set out to do and are accomplishing. I love reading what is going on and brings tears to my eyes every time I read your blog. Keep up the good work and see you soon. Love you Paula |
| 26th May 2008 Pam White | the baptistry - From: Doing the Lord's work in Monduli! I had never seen a "portable" baptistry! I'd seen them taken to a nearby river or such. What we take for granted in the US. It is great to see the "harvest" after sowing the "seed". |
| 13th May 2008 Sabrina Roden | - From: Another rewarding week here in Tanzania!! Oh Callie, This one was almost to much for me. To see such a precious child and to know the struggles he is already facing with a disease like that makes my heart hurt. I'm glad you got to visit where Aaron had preached, what a great memory he left for all of us to share and talk about that day. I love the innocence and purity on the face of Evance as he is leading the prayer. We love you and miss you like crazy. |
| 12th May 2008 Toscha | Heart Strings - From: Another rewarding week here in Tanzania!! Wow-Girl you have really grown and I thought Addie would, but we all can see how much your heart and spirit have grown. You have always stood above alot of people, but everyone will agree how much you have grown in only a couple + months. Keep uplifting souls, making memories and taking picures. Love Toscha |
| 7th May 2008 Pam White | Learning-more than from any book! - From: Around town in Moshi and meeting the children form the Kili Kids Orphanage!! Learning about life-better than any book. Are you keeping all of this to make a scrapbook later? Elaine Riddle told me you were to be back by VBS in June? I got to see the new fellowship hall when I went to Kelsie's graduation party. I didn't realize you have completed your school work & have graduated-1 year early! |
| 2nd May 2008 Paula | So proud of you - From: Around town in Moshi and meeting the children form the Kili Kids Orphanage!! Callie, everytime I read your blog it brings tears to my eyes to know how you love God and how you are showing him and others your love. Don't ever stop doing this!! What a great influence you are. Love you Paula |
| 1st May 2008 Dad | - From: The joy of Friends, Kids, and Animals!! Hey, babe! Sure miss you! Makes me cry to look at your pictures, but I do anyway. I think about and pray for every day. You make your daddy proud!!!! PS Jared started his first horse today. He seems to be excited about it. |
| 30th April 2008 Lindsey Jensen | hehe - From: The joy of Friends, Kids, and Animals!! I love how Garrett's holding that duck...upside down!!!! |
| 28th April 2008 Aunt Ann | Love you - From: Working in Boma Ngombe...Teaching at the Nursery School and the Orphanage! Callie, FINALLY I've managed to get to the blog PLEASE!! What a blessing you are to God's people. The work there looks so rewarding. I can't imagine the long hours you put in, but it looks like with one of the smiling faces, God has given you a great earthly reward. Love and miss you --- Aunt Ann |
| 27th April 2008 Pam White | appreciate - From: Life in Tanzania!!! I know we don't fully appreciate all we have in this country. Carlyle saw poverty & orphans like this in Vietnam. You keep giving those "bear hugs" like I gave you in Kindergarten-all children need them & to know they are loved, especially if they don't get them at home. |
| 27th April 2008 Pam White | Loaves & fish - From: Ladie's class in Moshi I loved this blog since I am a teacher-the bulletin board-especially about being short, since I am too.(but it helped when I had tall high school helpers) I also used real bread & fish for visuals for this Bible story, but I must admit my fish were cooked!! |
| 24th April 2008 Toscha | We miss you!!!!!! - From: I Always Love Being with the Kids!!! Wow! These kids really enjoy you being there. You can see it by the smiles on thier faces. BUT we miss you. Can't wait till you are home. Addies came by and saw your picture on the computer and "oohh oohh" ed you. I guess that was that was her "hello". Love Toscha-Hope you got the card. |
| 14th April 2008 Kelsie Anne | i MISS you! - From: More Pictures! Hey hun---- im sittin in BCIS and i miss you and i cant wait for you to get back i am so proud of you!!!!oh my goodness those bannanas look so gross lol! Well you take care of yourself over there and tell Kelly hi for me!!!!!! |
| 8th April 2008 Shelby | What a blessing you are - From: Working in Boma Ngombe...Teaching at the Nursery School and the Orphanage! How many of those kids can you fit in your suitcases? We love you so much and are so very proud of you. Thank you so much for sharing your experience with us. |
| 7th April 2008 Bob Maninger | Bob - From: Life in Tanzania!!! Callie, my wife Carol and I were so excited to find out that you are in Africa... and on such an important mission. To read from your blog was so very special. I am SOOO proud of you. |
| 31st March 2008 Melisa | - From: Life in Tanzania!!! Oh, Callie to read the words you type has broken my heart and tears down my cheek. You have blessed me with a better understanding of your love for Africa and all that it has to offer. You have grown so. Thank you for sharing your love for the people over there. |
| 31st March 2008 Melisa | This is your gift - From: Working in Boma Ngombe...Teaching at the Nursery School and the Orphanage! Callie, I know that God is smiling on you with each child you come in contact with and all the others that you have touched. What an example you are to the young and even to the old, not only in Africa but here as well. God bless you and all the work there. I love you, gal! |
| 31st March 2008 Jaime | - From: Life in Tanzania!!! I love it I hope we get t go back soon. I think I would like to go to Moshi to see the orphanage. Give all those little ones a hug for me love jaime |
| 26th March 2008 Toscha Vaughan | WOW - God is truly in your heart ! - From: Working in Boma Ngombe...Teaching at the Nursery School and the Orphanage! We are so proud of you. We really enjoy the blogs, and your pictures. You are no longer the little girl in the pew that blew me away with your voice. You are now a true evangelist!! You are truly amazing. All the workers there are amazing! Keep up the good work. Stay safe(a mom thing) and we can't wait to see you. Love Toscha |
| 26th March 2008 Krista L | Amazing Experience! - From: Working in Boma Ngombe...Teaching at the Nursery School and the Orphanage! I can't tell you how happy I am for you. What an incredible opportunity to serve! You are doing so well sweetheart. We are so VERY proud of you! You are truly beaming...such a beautiful light for all to see. We love you. |
| 24th March 2008 Paula Chambers | so proud of you - From: Working in Boma Ngombe...Teaching at the Nursery School and the Orphanage! Callie, It makes me so happy to see the work you are doing!! Reading your blog just makes me cry for all those orphans and what is going on there. Keep up the good work and can't wait to see you safely back home. We love you!! Tim and Paula |
| 16th March 2008 Pam White | Love ya! - From: Campaign in Marangu Mwika/ Nursery School and Orphanages/ Safari I am so proud of you, Callie. I love seeing you teaching those little ones. I told your mom while some parents of high school teens are worrying about their kids getting into trouble-sex, drugs, drinking, etc., there you are in Africa evangelizing!! "Mrs. White" |
| 16th March 2008 Billy Hughes | Hey Girl - From: More Pictures! Callie, Could you zip back here and keep Oliver and Chelsea tomorrow night??? Guess Not. Looks like a neat place to be over there. Will sent ya something but who knows how long it will take to get there. He is in Colorado skiing right now. Poor Kirk is gonna have to work a little extra this week. Stay well and have some fun. Billy Hughes |
| 14th March 2008 Hannah | Eww... - From: Campaign in Marangu Mwika/ Nursery School and Orphanages/ Safari Kelly actually eats the corn that they have on the streets....that's sick |
