Elizabeth was so excited about the recent tailoring training she received from the Evangelical Covenant Church of South Sudan that she named her baby “Sewing Machine.” Elizabeth is a widow who is using her new skills to sew clothing, which she then sells to merchants in the market. Forty-two widows have received tailoring training this year in the CWR funded Hope for Widows project.
A Baby Named “Sewing Machine”
Elizabeth was so excited about the recent tailoring training she received from the Evangelical Covenant Church of South Sudan that she named her baby “Sewing Machine.” Elizabeth is a widow who is using her new skills to sew clothing, which she then sells to merchants in the market. Forty-two widows have received tailoring training this year in the CWR funded Hope for Widows project.



Thank you for this! I am a writer, and I’ve been all over the world interviewing women. None have so moved me as those dear women in South Sudan.
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05.06.13 at 1:03 pm
Thanks, Kay. South Sudanese women are amazing, aren’t they? I deeply admire their perseverance, their grace, and their strength.
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05.09.13 at 9:28 am