It was wonderful to see familiar faces and a few new ones. Pictured here are Agogo Ellen and her sister to her left. Agogo is a title of respect for an elderly person. It is always a blessing to visit Agogo, the oldest woman in the village of about 200 people.
While visiting I took a tour of the fields where they try to grow food to supply the orphan care program, walked to the dam that is being constructed for irrigation, and saw the brick kitchen that is being built. I shared many greetings with the orphans, and other villagers. Pictured here are a few young boys helping to carry seed, older boys fixing a thatched roof, and a few boys playing with a homemade car.
While visiting I took a tour of the fields where they try to grow food to supply the orphan care program, walked to the dam that is being constructed for irrigation, and saw the brick kitchen that is being built. I shared many greetings with the orphans, and other villagers. Pictured here are a few young boys helping to carry seed, older boys fixing a thatched roof, and a few boys playing with a homemade car.
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