Getting Back on Schedule The morning of day 10 we hear things are getting back to normal, and everything seems quiet in the capital. We decide it is time to get on the road. Our first stop will be well north of the city in order to meet with one of the preachers we have […]
Successes in Senga Bay We arose at around 7 to the sound of the waves moving ashore. It had been a tough trip the day before, and the last two hours had been in the dark. With large numbers of people walking the edges of the road, the broken edges of the pavement with no
If We Have Known If we had seen the newspapers before leaving Ufulu this morning we would not have gotten out of bed! But we didn’t see them for hours, and it has been said that ignorance is bliss. We got up around 7, after that fight with the clock again, and at breakfast we
20 July – Malawi. There is nothing like a tank of gas to get you on the move, speeding up, so to speak. Yes, that pun was intended. We are now determined to complete as much of our mission as possible in spite of the fuel shortage, and you will remember that we planned to
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18 July – Malawi After such a discouraging evening on day three, we decided the meetings in Blantyre were too important to reschedule or miss. In spite of not having enough fuel to get back to Lilongwe we realized that to go back to the states without completing the reason for coming, i.e. meetings about
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17 July 2011- Malawi. I don’t think I can explain the feeling I am having three days into this trip to Malawi. Obviously it was going to be considerably different without Suzi, and that has such a major impact on me, but that is not all that it is. The situation in Malawi this time
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“Where is Malawi?” It was a question we were hearing everywhere we went. No one knew where Malawi was located. Some thought it must be in the Hawaiian Islands, others said someplace near Nigeria … maybe. But most just looked at us with a blank stare and waited for us to explain where this unpretentious
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Indianapolis, Indiana … “I know Dick & Suzi Stephens had no idea when they named it the ‘Malawi Project’ that so many people in later years would start to use the same name. That was not the case back in 1999 when they formed this organization to help the people of Malawi,” says Scott Gordon,
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Ann Arbor, Michigan … The exciting story aired on NBC News nationwide in early 2011, and its mission touched those who saw it. It was the story of a Michigan Christian who had traveled to Malawi and observed the little girls who had no dresses. Rachel O’Neil determined to come back to the U.S. and
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Indianapolis, Indiana USA … In conjunction with MIBI, a major international school and vocational training center proposed for the central district of Malawi, the Malawi Project is working to raise the needed funding for a maize mill to serve the villages surrounding the site of the new school. A total of $25,000 will complete the
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