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It would be a shame to miss this musical performance of the Tapestry Singers of Connecticut at the Kateri Med Benefit Dinner. 
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Leaving a legacy is an important part of any life. A legacy reflects a life lived with purpose. What does it mean to leave a legacy? It means putting a stamp on the future, and making a contribution to future generations. People want to leave a legacy because they want to feel that their life mattered.  We met Bishop Markus in 2016 at Jakaranda retreat center where he was one of the speakers during a clergy conference for the diocese of Kaduna. During this time we had extensive discussions with him about how we might develop a partnership. 
Traditional Choir at St. Stephen's Anglican Church in Kafanchan, Nigeria.
At St. Stephen's Anglican Church in Kafanchan, Nigeria. Father Tom Furrer, preaching on the power of hope.
Cutting the ribbon at the dedication of the renovated school building. Elaine Chagnon, representing AEP (African Educational Partnership) which raised the funds for the renovation.
In addition to our international partners, we have many local churches (small and large) who have helped to support us over many years. We are very grateful for these partners in our work. ChurchesFirst Congregational Church, East Hartland, Connecticut
South Congregational Church, Granby, Connecticut First Cathedral, Bloomfield, Connecticut Trinity Episcopal Church, Tariffville, Connecticut St. David’s Episcopal Church, Gales Ferry, Connecticut St. John’s Episcopal Church, Niantic, Connecticut St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, South Windsor, Connecticut Christ Church Cathedral, Hartford, Connecticut Grace Episcopal Church, Old Saybrook, Connecticut St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Huntington, Connecticut Christ and Epiphany Episcopal Church, East Haven, Connecticut Trinity Episcopal Church, Wethersfield, Connecticut St. Michael’s Episcopal Church, Litchfield, Connecticut St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Akron, Ohio
The Society of Anglican Missionaries and Senders did a piece about Kateri Medical Services. Thank you for helping us spreak the word about Kateri and the work we do in Nigeria!
Father Tom interviewed by SAMS:
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