Masthead header

edited

there were many questions about the post below….

so i tried to answer them.
you'll have to go back through my "freetown" post to read about the photos.

thanks.

Cheri - Thank you so much for sharing. Your photos are so amazing– I felt in some small way I was there too.

Mama B - Thank you for sharing your pictures of Freetown. I was there January 25th thru February 6th with a team of dear friends from my church. We went to serve the Lord AND love on my daughter who is a missionary in Freetown. We share some of the impressions of Freetown but I also saw hope in people. Families working HARD to make a living and educate their children, to improve their conditions and caring for others. I LOVED the Sierra Leone people. They are friendly, warm and open. I got to experience the birthing of a new church in an impoverished neighborhood; hungry for the Word, rejoicing in the Lord and seeking Him. It was humbling and hopeful!

s.t. - I’m from a third-world country & I’ve been/seen more shocking (for lack of a better term) places than you’ve shown. It’s very sad, overwhelming, humbling & much more. The “hardships & struggles” here in America is NOTHING compared to other places in the world! We have SO MUCH to be GRATEFUL for & NOTHING TO BE COMPLAINING ABOUT!

Valley - You make me proud….
I find myself crying and smiling at the same time!!
((((HUGS to you)))))
Valley

Juliann H. Beidler - If I didn’t know that these were photos from your trip to Africa…I would think they were from every trip that I have taken to Honduras. This is the way the majority of the world lives…or worse..unfortunately…

julia - I didn’t even notice the man with the coal on his head until I read your notes. Unbelieveable. It’s really good that you have your pictures. It must have been completely overwhelming. Now you can take it all in.
Thank you for sharing these.

Share on FacebookTweet this PostPin Images to PinterestBack to Top