This Christmas we have had the great pleasure of having dear friends Paul & Sheryl Noren with us. They’re like family, which is great for our first Christmas with none of our own family.

Christmas eve smorgasbord dinner with rice

Little by little more improvements are being made on our duplex in Yaounde. One of those is a carport and driveway. We had not been able to pave the whole downstairs area when the house was built. But now was

Remember last summer Ron and I drove a van load of stuff to JAARS in N.Carolina to be shipped to Cameroon? Well since then the container was loaded, put on a ship (which Ron has learned how to track online),

This week we celebrated Edison, also kown as “Pa Ndi.”  After over 20 years of service to SIL and RFIS it was his last day of work. Edison retired this week and we are so grateful for all of his

Every year we celebrate the many nations from which our students come. Each day we highlight a different continent or country.  We learned a new Korean game, heard the Swiss story of William Tell, watched Salsa dancing from Puerto Rico

Once again Ron gets to teach students practical arts in construction. This semester his students are rebuilding a swing, an adirondek chair and a picnic table!

When the city (Eneo) power goes out — like last night during a storm — we have a back up generator at school. Living right next to the school, our hostels (and a few houses) are also connected to the

The Middle Schoolers get to have Practical Arts Classes. First Quarter the 7th Grader’s unit ended with a sort of finaltest to start a fire with no matches or lighters. They succeeded by rubbing sticks together!

Everybody got a turn

The 1st Quarter of the school year gave our student athletes the opportunity to compete in volleyball! It’s funny when I have to compile statistics for the school and report that nearly all our students are “student athletes.” With a