Nazareth House Apostolate

Many of you have been asking “Where’s Ann Marie?”   We haven’t seen her on the blog.  

After a brief visit with some relatives she is back at St. Laurence House – doing that “Nazareth House thing” – sorting medications 

and preparing them for proper distribution.  

It seems Ann Marie has found a secret note that my granddaughter, Jenna stashed away in a package full of medicines.

  Jenna and her little brother, Kelsay were very helpful in packing the box from Louisville, Kentucky.

  Now, it has arrived in Freetown, Sierra Leone.   

As Ann Marie unpacks and sorts, 

Roo can’t resist getting in the picture….

or should I say getting into the BOX!  

Oh Roo, your smiles always brighten our day! 

Thank you for those who provided the medication, 

thank you to those who packed and shipped it and thank you to Ann Marie, Roo 

and the Nazareth House (St. Laurence House) Staff 

for distributing it to those who need it.  

Many of you have been asking “Where’s Ann Marie?”   We haven’t seen her on the blog.  

After a brief visit with some relatives she is back at St. Laurence House – doing that “Nazareth House thing” – sorting medications 

and preparing them for proper distribution.  

It seems Ann Marie has found a secret note that my granddaughter, Jenna stashed away in a package full of medicines.

  Jenna and her little brother, Kelsay were very helpful in packing the box from Louisville, Kentucky.

  Now, it has arrived in Freetown, Sierra Leone.   

As Ann Marie unpacks and sorts, 

Roo can’t resist getting in the picture….

or should I say getting into the BOX!  

Oh Roo, your smiles always brighten our day! 

Thank you for those who provided the medication, 

thank you to those who packed and shipped it and thank you to Ann Marie, Roo 

and the Nazareth House (St. Laurence House) Staff 

for distributing it to those who need it.  

Many of you have been asking “Where’s Ann Marie?”   We haven’t seen her on the blog.  

After a brief visit with some relatives she is back at St. Laurence House – doing that “Nazareth House thing” – sorting medications 

and preparing them for proper distribution.  

It seems Ann Marie has found a secret note that my granddaughter, Jenna stashed away in a package full of medicines.

  Jenna and her little brother, Kelsay were very helpful in packing the box from Louisville, Kentucky.

  Now, it has arrived in Freetown, Sierra Leone.   

As Ann Marie unpacks and sorts, 

Roo can’t resist getting in the picture….

or should I say getting into the BOX!  

Oh Roo, your smiles always brighten our day! 

Thank you for those who provided the medication, 

thank you to those who packed and shipped it and thank you to Ann Marie, Roo 

and the Nazareth House (St. Laurence House) Staff 

for distributing it to those who need it.  

Many of you have been asking “Where’s Ann Marie?”   We haven’t seen her on the blog.  

After a brief visit with some relatives she is back at St. Laurence House – doing that “Nazareth House thing” – sorting medications 

and preparing them for proper distribution.  

It seems Ann Marie has found a secret note that my granddaughter, Jenna stashed away in a package full of medicines.

  Jenna and her little brother, Kelsay were very helpful in packing the box from Louisville, Kentucky.

  Now, it has arrived in Freetown, Sierra Leone.   

As Ann Marie unpacks and sorts, 

Roo can’t resist getting in the picture….

or should I say getting into the BOX!  

Oh Roo, your smiles always brighten our day! 

Thank you for those who provided the medication, 

thank you to those who packed and shipped it and thank you to Ann Marie, Roo 

and the Nazareth House (St. Laurence House) Staff 

for distributing it to those who need it.  

As Mama Vicki recovers from surgery today, we’ve just lost a toddler again in Sierra Leone, ROO’s best friend, playmate and neighbour.

Borbor as he is called met his untimely death after a high fever attack  last night. I guess another case of malaria. He dropped the young body before reaching the hospital.

 

Today ROO returns home from school without a friend.
My heart aches… Please keep Borbor’s mother in your prayers.

Thank you all.

James.

As Mama Vicki recovers from surgery today, we’ve just lost a toddler again in Sierra Leone, ROO’s best friend, playmate and neighbour.

Borbor as he is called met his untimely death after a high fever attack  last night. I guess another case of malaria. He dropped the young body before reaching the hospital.

 

Today ROO returns home from school without a friend.
My heart aches… Please keep Borbor’s mother in your prayers.

Thank you all.

James.

As Mama Vicki recovers from surgery today, we’ve just lost a toddler again in Sierra Leone, ROO’s best friend, playmate and neighbour.

Borbor as he is called met his untimely death after a high fever attack  last night. I guess another case of malaria. He dropped the young body before reaching the hospital.

 

Today ROO returns home from school without a friend.
My heart aches… Please keep Borbor’s mother in your prayers.

Thank you all.

James.

Dear Friends,

I now realize how MAMA VICKI always feels when am very sick here in Sierra Leone and she cannot be here to take care of me. Frankly enough, its has always been me, or a member of my family or a poor kid like Sheku to name but a few.

I will refer to my worst trouble early this year when i was involved in that terrible road accident. Mama Vicki almost chew the phone wanting to be here. As i write this, Mama Vicki is currently in Surgery in Kentucky and am unable to be with her. However, i am still connected to her through my prayers  and i ask you all to pray too.

The idea of her in Hospital is making me sick and as i pass the word here in Sierra Leone about her immediate surgery i can see the worried eyes of thousands too. I trust God to take control but its just not easy to see or hear that the one we all look to is down. I cant handle it without  her help and begging spirit for the poor and needy here. I just cant do anything without her so we want her to be ok.

 

The kids at our NHA school in Kabala needs her, not to mention of the lot in the remote villages where she always take care of the sore feets, feding the hungry, or take care of the worm packed belly etc. so much in her hands that without your helping hands she cant do it all.  Oh how i wish to be near a good Woman and a mother to many here. Mama Vicki is everything and i cant say more about her but ask you all to pray.

 And as she recover from this surgery, please do not forget to carry on the work of Nazareth House. I will prefer we make it easier on her today and give money towards the unfinished compound in Kabala. We still need to get all this down before Christmas and we are still behind in paying the remaining money.

  There is only one MAMA VICKI i know who has always been there for us all, and trust me she will be hard to find if we ever lose her. Today am in her shoes, reminding all to help out the work of NHA while  she is out of Surgery, This i promised her if only she will be ok.

I thank you all.

James.

Dear Friends,

I now realize how MAMA VICKI always feels when am very sick here in Sierra Leone and she cannot be here to take care of me. Frankly enough, its has always been me, or a member of my family or a poor kid like Sheku to name but a few.

I will refer to my worst trouble early this year when i was involved in that terrible road accident. Mama Vicki almost chew the phone wanting to be here. As i write this, Mama Vicki is currently in Surgery in Kentucky and am unable to be with her. However, i am still connected to her through my prayers  and i ask you all to pray too.

The idea of her in Hospital is making me sick and as i pass the word here in Sierra Leone about her immediate surgery i can see the worried eyes of thousands too. I trust God to take control but its just not easy to see or hear that the one we all look to is down. I cant handle it without  her help and begging spirit for the poor and needy here. I just cant do anything without her so we want her to be ok.

 

The kids at our NHA school in Kabala needs her, not to mention of the lot in the remote villages where she always take care of the sore feets, feding the hungry, or take care of the worm packed belly etc. so much in her hands that without your helping hands she cant do it all.  Oh how i wish to be near a good Woman and a mother to many here. Mama Vicki is everything and i cant say more about her but ask you all to pray.

 And as she recover from this surgery, please do not forget to carry on the work of Nazareth House. I will prefer we make it easier on her today and give money towards the unfinished compound in Kabala. We still need to get all this down before Christmas and we are still behind in paying the remaining money.

  There is only one MAMA VICKI i know who has always been there for us all, and trust me she will be hard to find if we ever lose her. Today am in her shoes, reminding all to help out the work of NHA while  she is out of Surgery, This i promised her if only she will be ok.

I thank you all.

James.

Dear Friends,

I now realize how MAMA VICKI always feels when am very sick here in Sierra Leone and she cannot be here to take care of me. Frankly enough, its has always been me, or a member of my family or a poor kid like Sheku to name but a few.

I will refer to my worst trouble early this year when i was involved in that terrible road accident. Mama Vicki almost chew the phone wanting to be here. As I write this, Mama Vicki is currently in Surgery in Kentucky and am unable to be with her. However, i am still connected to her through my prayers and I ask you all to pray too.

The idea of her in Hospital is making me sick and as i pass the word here in Sierra Leone about her immediate surgery i can see the worried eyes of thousands too. I trust God to take control but its just not easy to see or hear that the one we all look to is down. I cant handle it without her help and begging spirit for the poor and needy here. I just cant do anything without her so we want her to be ok.

The kids at our NHA school in Kabala needs her, not to mention of the lot in the remote villages where she always take care of the sore feets, feding the hungry, or take care of the worm packed belly etc. so much in her hands that without your helping hands she cant do it all. Oh how i wish to be near a good Woman and a mother to many here. Mama Vicki is everything and i cant say more about her but ask you all to pray.
And as she recover from this surgery, please do not forget to carry on the work of Nazareth House. I will prefer we make it easier on her today and give money towards the unfinished compound in Kabala. We still need to get all this down before Christmas and we are still behind in paying the remaining money.

There is only one MAMA VICKI i know who has always been there for us all, and trust me she will be hard to find if we loose her now. Today am in her shoes to beg till she is out of Surgery, This i promised her if only she will be ok.

I thank you all.

James.