We thank the Mandala Trust for the support of our education projects with the addition of more Books and printing materials.
New Homework Club Classrooms
The construction of additional outside classrooms for the Homework Club. The structure is designed so it can be taken down and re-erected if we ever have to move but gives us more space to accommodate more kids.
Koinonia Trust FC
The money raised by Terri from the sale of Easter chicks purchased bibs and cones for the Koinonia Trust Football Team. They are now back training and this has given them a boost while the study classes remain furloughed.
Anna 500km Fundraiser update
We have nearly reached €1,200 and a pair of shoes for someone in need in Liberia.
Click the GoFundMe link below to donate.
TKT Newsletter Issue No.3
“For He will rescue you from every trap and protect you from deadly disease. He will cover you with His feathers. He will shelter you under His wings. His faithful promises are your armor and protection.”
When I think of the promises of God for our protection and safety, I gladly rest under His wings
Reflections from Momo
Greetings from the west coast of Liberia a small country that has been in the midst of one crisis after the other. When I look at the many obstacles during the month under review, I am thankful to God for His grace and love. The love of God has been tangible in all we were doing, what a loving Father we have.
Frances left Liberia to go home for Ezekiel’s birth and Anna’s wedding before the COVID 19 spread into Liberia. It was a total relief for the team here that she had got home on one of the last scheduled flights that had left.
Continue reading “TKT Newsletter Issue No.3”Operation Christmas Child
Last week saw the distribution of 200 shoe boxes to local children who also heard about the greatest gift Jesus. Thank you to Operation Christmas Child who is part of Samaritans purse. A big thank you to Momo and our team on the ground along with community volunteers who did the distribution.
TKT Little Market
Marthaline one of the graduates making her plantain chips to sell on a stall outside our compound and the women living beside us is selling water, cookies, cucumbers, sugar cane.
The TKT little market idea was inspired by Marthaline.
Brighter Minds Youth Group
Today we did a workshop for a youth organisation who are living beside us….they are called Brighter minds for a progressive future. We taught on the practice of self reflection, the defined roles in a team and communication skills
Liberia Mercy Partners Visit
Kid’s Visiting TKT
Some of the kids visiting this morning. Thank you to Erin and Charley Lappin my nieces for sharing their books. Thank you too to Vincent de Paul in Bundoran for the train track toy
