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When you go out in Monrovia these days, people are not so likely to be taking taxis but walking.
Also, there are teams of men in hazmat suits collecting dead bodies.
Good news is the Ministry of Health got some new vehicles to help with Ebola problems.
I feel better today. The Lord is at work. I feel lighter today because I am carrying His yoke. The team spent most of the morning
On Tuesday James wrote: When I woke up early this morning (Tuesday) at 3:45 am, there was only one thing on my heart, Prayer. I meditated for awhile, then I got up a fews minutes after 4 and started praying. After prayer, I went back to bed. At 6:14 am, I was awakened by a…
James wrote this week to share about how things are “on the ground.” He has many start-ups happening with meetings, training, tutorials and broadcasts in their continued efforts to push back Ebola. Because of the ebola crisis all schools
Dear Moses, You are walking now, I know the road has been hard and we will miss you on this side. Walk tall, meet with all your Kpelle friends, like James’ cousin Charles whom you prayed with just before he left us in March this year. Like James’ mother, she’s been there almost a year…
For a photo collection of the registration and first day of class for kids in the New Gate community, click here. With one hundred twenty or more children coming for the weekly tutorial, things are busy at New Gate Center. Every time I talk to James he tells me
Ten months into the worst Ebola outbreak in recorded history there are many wondering where all this will end. Reading theories on the origins of Ebola and looking at international responses I am also wondering, where will all this end. As of today, the greatest causalities
