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Dear friend and supporters, The first verse of one traditional hymn declares “Love came down at Christmas” in the person of Jesus. The last verse of the hymn speaks of the transformative effect that Christmas can have on our lives and behavior: “Love shall be our token; love be yours and love be mine; love to God and neighbor, love for plea and gift and sign.” 
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Dear Friends and Supporters, Our work with medical clinics began on 2002 when three members of our Church ( John Hart, Jim Lawson and myself) traveled to Kaduna to see how we might be helpful in supporting Bishop Josiah and the Christian community in Kaduna Anglican Diocese. During our two-week stay, Bishop Josiah showed us many of the areas of needed help. And we prayed for guidance about how we might provide meaningful assistance.  John Hart (upper right) with Rev. Tom Furrer, Bishop Josiah Idowu-Fearon, and Jim Lawson. A message from the President & Executive Director
Our work in Nigeria has always been based on a relationship of friendship and trust with our local partners. Because we have not been able to travel to Nigeria for the past two years, we decided to add new adjunct members to our board of directors who can be our “eyes and ears” on the ground in Nigeria. |
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