The Wenatchee FMC is sending a team next month to break ground for a school health clinic at Hope for Little Shepherds. They will do health screening and immunize the children, providing teaching for parents on hygiene, nutrition and HIV/AIDS prevention. 80 free wheelchairs and Bibles will be distributed to previously identified and targeted disabled people in the community. The Living Tower FMC in Aurora, Colorado has shown great interest in the new work with Dr. Tom and Kathy Hadduck giving great advice on plans and scope of the new clinic.
At the Fernley, Nevada FMC I met the sponsor of one of our little shepherd girls! The sponsor loaded me down with gifts, pictures and a letter for little Husseina, which I’ll have the joy of delivering in person. What a message of God’s deep love for these children is passed along through their sponsors’ caring support. Because of their sponsors’ commitment to their education and well-being, Husseina and her twin brother Hassan receive free tuition, uniforms, textbooks and feeding at Hope for Little Shepherds. Many other Nigerian children await sponsorship through the ICCM program. Information is available on www.childcareministries.org
About Me
- Phyl Sortor
- I work for Free Methodist World Missions, born and raised in Mozambique of missionary parents, educated at Inhamachafo, Zimbabwe, Seattle Pacific University and the U. of W. Have family living in Washington, Ohio and Massachusetts. I am passionate about my work with children and schools, about the Fulani people who are my friends and colleagues. I thank God eveeryday that I can wake up to a job I love.
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