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Comment on Browsing for a New Future: Laptops in Rwanda by website design leeds

website design leeds — Fri, 25 Jun 2010 21:31:20 +0000

Wow! Well thats called a superb post, I never read care to read out an entire article but this one got my interest and trust me, That’s correct.

Comment on Rwanda: A Dirt Poor Nation, With a Health Plan by Barbara Peacock

Barbara Peacock — Tue, 22 Jun 2010 16:32:42 +0000

Recently read about Kris Allen’s trip to Rwanda and learned that he had the same feeling I did upon my returning to the USA after my trip to Rwanda in 2007. I too was transformed by the people we meet. Our non-profit, NZIZA, Inc. (our web site Nziza.org) is supporting educational and community projects in Rwanda and Uganda. It is amazing what we can do with our donations. People walked for miles to see the pile of sand which Nziza donated for the community center (school is included for now) in anticipation of the building of the center. Rwanda public schools are available to all, however the fees for a uniform and supplies are too much for some families. The children never fret about no A/C, no individual desks, very few books…. Good health and education will bring Rwanda and Uganda to a better life for all. Keep up the great work!!

Comment on TEACHERS NEEDED IN RWANDA by NANTALE AIDA

NANTALE AIDA — Sat, 19 Jun 2010 13:43:29 +0000

THIS IS WONDERFUL AND AM INTERESTED IN KNOWING MORE ABOUT IT . SO I WOULD GRETEFUL IF YOU DID THAT FOR ME

Comment on Attorneys Needed: Rwanda Ministry of Justice (MINIJUST) by Morce KABONEYE

Morce KABONEYE — Sat, 19 Jun 2010 04:23:59 +0000

Ndabaramutsa.Nifuje kubamenyesha ko bamwe bahemukira urwatwibarutse ko naha ndi muri Zimbabwe baguma biga ububisha ngo baze bongere gukora irindi honyabwoko.Bamwe bavuye Malawi abandi Uganda bakaba ubu barahinduye Nationalite ari abarundi batakiri abanyarwanda bamwe muribo haragiye muri Australia Canada America n’ayandi mahanga harabo nzi amazina bagiye arabarundi muruko kwiyoberanya.Nkaba nemeye ko nzobabamenyesha.Hari nabahunganye ivy’igihugu baraha Harare.

Nizeye ko nzokorana namwe.

Comment on Borrowed Talent Spotlight – Kelly Simpson by Debra Brown

Debra Brown — Thu, 03 Jun 2010 17:18:23 +0000

Hey Kelly:

My goodness – watching God at work in a person’s life never ceases to amaze me. Thank you for being willing and obedient to God’s call. We can’t wait to hear all that God has planned for His willing vessel. The children of Sonrise School and the people in the Rwanda community are very blessed to have you becoming part of their lives. Jesus is truly working in and through you. May God bless you as you continue to bless others in His name!

Comment on Borrowed Talent Spotlight – Kelly Simpson by Becky Kirby

Becky Kirby — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 21:51:16 +0000

I am so excited about what God’s doing in Rwanda through you… and what He’s doing IN you! I can’t wait to share this with the girls in your Bible study class at RCBC. We’ll continue to pray for you! (I love it that you included a quote from the wise Ken Forrester!!!) Blessings to you!

Comment on Borrowed Talent Spotlight – Kelly Simpson by Christie Williams

Christie Williams — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 20:52:23 +0000

Kelly,

I loved reading about all you are doing inRwanda! Please know you are in my thoughts and prayers! I know God will continue to use you in a mighty way.

Comment on Borrowed Talent Spotlight – Kelly Simpson by Roberta Richardson

Roberta Richardson — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 19:03:34 +0000

Hey Kelly,
What a great article. I’m so proud of you and your work in Rwanda. You are such a blessing!!!

Comment on Borrowed Talent Spotlight – Kelly Simpson by Brenda Bagwell

Brenda Bagwell — Mon, 31 May 2010 23:52:41 +0000

Kelly,
I’m praying for you!!! What wonderful things God is doing in your life!! Please pray for Berkeley as she’s praying about where God is leading her after graduation in Dec.!!! Maybe back to Argentina with CCC???!!!!

Comment on Borrowed Talent Spotlight – Kelly Simpson by Alene Edwards

Alene Edwards — Mon, 31 May 2010 23:35:22 +0000

Great to read such introspective answers. ‘Sounds like there’s no other experience like serving in another country and depending upon God wherever you are!