thanks Just wanted to say thanks for the great updates throughout your journey. I have thoroughly enjoyed the stories & pictures. What a fabulous life experience. Welcome home to 105 degrees in Denver! At least you'll be used to it! Again, thank you so much for sharing your journey.
Sampa Sampa also works for the Franciscan Center at the Parish Center and many other places. She takes care of all the visitors, feeding them, preparing their rooms, washing, and all aspects of hospitality. She is a wonderful chef and a great entrepreneur! I am so happy that the young ones were able to visit her home. And I can attest to it that she and her husband are very proud of what they have and accomplished! Their home may be small but the love is huge!
What an amazing experience. It shows how the human spirit is all about giving and not so much about the material things in life. Thank you for sharing all the stories with us, so we can share in your joy.
Love the new pics love watching all your new experiences with the kids. Don't forget to journal, you will appreciate it down the road. Miss you guys, You are doing incredible things in which GOD is using You to be instruments of his Love to others. Want to hear and see more! Jack
Words are not adequate! Your influence is being felt around the world! Thanks for allowing me to ride on the shirttails of your experiences- I am humbled, proud, deeply moved, challenged. The pictures are fabulous!! Pray for me as I pray for you on this journey. Much love to you.
great to hear from you again! Wow, what a great week y'all have had! So many questions....did Fr Angelo sing? Did you meet Lyambai at DeGama? Have your dancing skills improved? Have you tasted the homemade potato chips yet or ricotta from Fr. Angelo? Have you seen Violet? How's the brick making?
Andy - I bet you're glad you got a haircut before you left; now Evan can be the Beiber look-alike. Bring home something cool (Futbol related) for your bro.
Prayers for all!
One plate for two kids Thank you for posting your photo "one plate for two kids." My two kids have a very hard time sharing with each other. Your photo is an eye-opener for both of them.
Wow. What a great update and pictures. I'm so happy for all of you. Talk about a trip of a lifetime. Thanks so much for all that you are doing. God Bless!
lusaka Hey all - Andy especially...
Hope all is going beautifully!!
My friends and members of my old youth group from Page AZ. build the "Hope" clinic on a visit outside Lusaka last year. Can you inquire about it and the members Kellen Keisling and his wife??
Hi Katie Your dad sent me your blog. You and your group should be so proud of what you guys are doing. It's just too bad that more people don't get involved in helping the less unfortunate people. You made my day by reading about all the kindness and wonderful things you're doing. I would love to hear about all your adventures and experiences.
Be safe and have a great time!
Dar
Wonderful entries Gang,
Wonderful entries. Have enjoyed the updates. Well done.
I have a quick administrative matter I need Andy to respond to ASAP. Did he apply for the Rio Tinto Scholarship before he left? It is due on June 15.
Matt
AWESOME WOW! Love the pictures and seeing/hearing the great work you are doing with the children at the school. I know you are the bright spot in their lives. This is our last night in Boston. Heading home tomorrow with some great memories of good times. Love to all!! Carol
Thanks for all the blogging and photo uploading! We love to see the happy faces and so appreciate you keeping us up to date! Wishing you happy trails to Kapiri. We love you!
Pretty Awesome guys. You guys look like you are really doing some good work - the grins on everyone's faces tells it all. Keep the pics coming - this is so cool to read!
Interested Hi Guys!
You are doing great in your travels. I am following everything with great interest. We left you in Lusaka on Monday morning after that short meeting. I am, looking forward to meeting you when you come to Ndola soon!
Good luck.
Great Pics It is wonderful to see Hidden Voice again through your pictures. I wish l were there. You guys are doing a great job blogging. We miss you all, but we're so glad you're having such an incredible experience and making a big difference. Say hi to Fathers Patrick and James.
Love you guys.
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Just wanted to say thanks for the great updates throughout your journey. I have thoroughly enjoyed the stories & pictures. What a fabulous life experience. Welcome home to 105 degrees in Denver! At least you'll be used to it! Again, thank you so much for sharing your journey.