Co-workers Natasha Dean and Kim Moses from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA, came to Urukundo Learning Center to meet with students and staff and to help Urukundo develop an updated social media system and videos. This will give our followers a better visual picture of Urukundo and life here in Rwanda. It has been a pleasure having them here as volunteers.
They not only visited the school but attended the sports event as well.
Time with the kids.
Craft project: Making colorful bracelets for all. Made with embroidery floss.
An art project gave excitement to the weekend.
The kids and Pastor Yves invited our guests to take a hike.
Yep, they hiked to the lake. The lake is proving to be an interesting Sunday afternoon for volunteers. The kids love it.
Another stone has been added to the Path to Learning. This one is in memory of Kim Moses’ grandmother, Pastor Emeritus Aseline Ratcliff, who is loved and missed by her family. Moses wanted a stone on the path in memory of this special lady. The $100 gift for the stone goes into the Education Fund for Community Children.
Saying so long to friends at Urukundo is always difficult. Natasha and Moses have made a huge contribution in media so that the world can better understand what Urukundo is all about.
Their contribution long will endure, and the benefits for Urukundo are yet to be known.
Olive, Libby and I feel so blessed having had time with them.