visiting the ORPHANS and the WIDOWS. .sunmasterjohn@aol.com
While in town, Emma and Bekah will be working with the kids in the orphanages. Using the art supplies they have brought from home, they will be using visual arts as a point of contact to reach the kids. They will also assist the newly hired English teacher 2 days a week. It is very seldom that the kids have the opportunity to get out of the orphanage, and we would like to take them on some regular outings. 
assist the seniors to the market. Once a week the kids from the orphanages could go on outings . We could use the bus to bring supplies to the various projects that PI and Loads of love are involved with . We would also be able to provide a bus to church with us on Sundays. By hiring the bus on a monthly , permanent basses we will be able to save teems money and provide subsidized bus service to other groups visiting the area . The bus will also be our primary source transportation. 
displaying his new "Home made Canadian Flag"
Never afraid to clown around a little if it makes the kids laugh.
I think that we could all learn a lot from Julius.....We can make a difference!
Today is a big day for the team from Godrich Ontario. They will begin the 22 hour journey to a village in Central Asia where they will be building a new kitchen for the Orphanage there. Just think, this winter, the orphanage meals will be cooked INSIDE.
Check out my cool Outfit.... I was in the market picking up some supplies when I attract the attention of some of the vendors... Eying me up they determined I was a football player, and Eying them up I determined that I was in no shape to be tackled. I told them we could not play because we had no helmets, So out came the gold hats.... Then I explained that we had no ball at which point they stuffed a purse with cloths and were ready to go..... so I did the only thing I could and put on the "quarterback jacket" then explained to them the # 1 rule of football is You can not tackle the Quarterback....in fact that offence would put you out of the game forever..... You all know that rule don't you?... For the next 15 minutes I watched as these guys beet the tar out of each other....I am glad I had the special jacket on.!
One more reason that you can not gauge the success of a missions by the the physical accomplishments.
I have been around long enough to know that its a good photo of kids that bring in the support. It seems shallow, but I must confess that every now and then I or one of the team get the perfect shot of an orphan.... the " Money Shot". And its not just a ploy to gain support from others, I frame these shots and have them hanging on the walls on my own home. Fortunately there are supporters of PI that are deeper than that. For a few years now they have been working in an institution in Uxxxxxx for disabled and mentaly ill ladies. As we pulled onto the grounds, the reception was incredible. there were about 60 ladies waiting . They were all dressed up and had flowers for the team. As we walked through the institution we were shown all the work that has been completed by PI workers. every thing from a heating system to a craft room. (notice how I said a heating system and not a new heating system... that's because until PI got there, they had no heat at all.) There is a lot of work left to be done but you have to admit ,at least now there is life in their eyes.
