THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
HOPE HOMES AND SCHOLARSHIP REPORT- DECEMBER 2008 TO JANUARY 2009
A)Fees MK167500.00
B)Food Provisions MK92800.00
C)Transport MK13000.00
D)Internet MK8715.00
E)Administrative Cost MK14000.00
Total MK296015.00
We had lots of new faces of Orphans and vulnerable children making the attendance go beyond 100 for our recent picnic held on the 23rd of January 2009. It is a common trend that during the rainy season, between January and April, many families starve hence this intrusion into our program BUT as Christians, we could not, throw them out but we felt duty bound to show them love and kindness. We thank God that the resources sufficed but we will try our best to keep the numbers at 62.
Brother Michael, I really wish to encourage you and all Friends involved to keep supporting the Hope Homes Scholarship because it is a source of healing and relief to many lives in Mzuzu. As you work, remember that one day God will pat you on the back more than our words can do.
Another success story from the Hope Homes Scholarship is that Isabel one of your students, has been employed as an Accounting Clerk as from January 5, 2009. I will send her pictures soon.
We give you all our thanks and prayers. Remain blessed.
Copeland
Lester
Peter
HOPE HOMES AND SCHOLARSHIP REPORT- DECEMBER 2008 TO JANUARY 2009
A)Fees MK167500.00
B)Food Provisions MK92800.00
C)Transport MK13000.00
D)Internet MK8715.00
E)Administrative Cost MK14000.00
Total MK296015.00
We had lots of new faces of Orphans and vulnerable children making the attendance go beyond 100 for our recent picnic held on the 23rd of January 2009. It is a common trend that during the rainy season, between January and April, many families starve hence this intrusion into our program BUT as Christians, we could not, throw them out but we felt duty bound to show them love and kindness. We thank God that the resources sufficed but we will try our best to keep the numbers at 62.
Brother Michael, I really wish to encourage you and all Friends involved to keep supporting the Hope Homes Scholarship because it is a source of healing and relief to many lives in Mzuzu. As you work, remember that one day God will pat you on the back more than our words can do.
Another success story from the Hope Homes Scholarship is that Isabel one of your students, has been employed as an Accounting Clerk as from January 5, 2009. I will send her pictures soon.
We give you all our thanks and prayers. Remain blessed.
Copeland
Lester
Peter