CHILDREN OF NEW CREATION CENTRE
Here are a few of the students at New Creation Centre. The students are on break right now and will be returning to school next week. More pictures will arrive to be posted on this blog. As you can see their uniforms are uniforms are purple - meaning ROYALTY - These children are sons and daughters of the KING. Returning to Uganda next month, (June 20, 2006) we will have sweaters made in green with purple trim. The color green signifies new life. Believe it or not, it does get chilly in Uganda and they do where sweaters at time, especially during the rainy season, which is a lot of the time. Each child already received one free uniform, new underwear, socks and school backpack. The families had to provide the children with their closed toe shoes. Uniforms are big in Uganda. The children wear them proudly, showing they are enrolled in a school. Unlike many of the children who cannot afford the school fees. I'm excited that I will be taking Debra Morris, a 4th grade teacher from CrossRoad with me to Uganda next month. Debra has a sweet spirit and wants to teach at New Creation Centre and the teachers at the school are excited that an American is coming to show them new and exciting ways to teach!! Thank you Debra Morris for listening to God's call.
Here are a few of the students at New Creation Centre. The students are on break right now and will be returning to school next week. More pictures will arrive to be posted on this blog. As you can see their uniforms are uniforms are purple - meaning ROYALTY - These children are sons and daughters of the KING. Returning to Uganda next month, (June 20, 2006) we will have sweaters made in green with purple trim. The color green signifies new life. Believe it or not, it does get chilly in Uganda and they do where sweaters at time, especially during the rainy season, which is a lot of the time. Each child already received one free uniform, new underwear, socks and school backpack. The families had to provide the children with their closed toe shoes. Uniforms are big in Uganda. The children wear them proudly, showing they are enrolled in a school. Unlike many of the children who cannot afford the school fees. I'm excited that I will be taking Debra Morris, a 4th grade teacher from CrossRoad with me to Uganda next month. Debra has a sweet spirit and wants to teach at New Creation Centre and the teachers at the school are excited that an American is coming to show them new and exciting ways to teach!! Thank you Debra Morris for listening to God's call.
posted by Sherry Roberts @ 6:35 PM
1 Comments:
At 5:24 PM,
Sandy said…
Sherry,
Thank you so much for sharing. Wow, what a window to the world you have created for us. I really look forward following journey. One request: please let us know what we can do to help, in ways that might not involve eating live bugs.
Thank you again!
Sandy in Tacoma
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