In light of seeing what many people in the informal settlements live without, these are the things for which I am truly thankful:
> God's unfailing love, grace and mercy
> The love and support of my family
> A steady family income
> A safe and warm place to call home
> Clean running water in the house
> Legal electricity
> Healthy food options
> A refrigerator and stove
> Readily available healthcare
> Good schools for the girls
> Being able to shower and brush my teeth on a regular basis
> Transportation
> Clothes that fit (relatively)
> Shoes without holes
> A bathroom in the house
> Bedrooms
On our way!
Getting ready for 8-hour flight from DC to Dakar.
Mugshots
Getting prepared for the plane to be sprayed with pesticide in Dakar.
2013 Team South Africa
Cape Point
Mama and Baby Baboon
At Cape of Good Hope
Living Way - The Tunnels
Spinach and Tomato plants
New Friends
Here I am at Kid's Club with my friend and singing partner, Patience.
Playtime in Masi
Patience and friends play 'rock' game
Late Night
Heidi and Donna working to organize crafts for Kid's Club
The Faithful Force Behind Living Hope
Dinner with John & Avril Thomas, Founders of Living Hope
Living Grace
Living Hope's Homeless & Rehabilitation Center
The morning at Living Grace
Prepping for lunch
Township residences
Image caught while traveling to Mfuleni
Khayelitsha
Largest informal settlement
Something New
We convinced Jeremy to try a peanut butter/banana sandwich and he loved it!!
Diabetes Day Event at Ocean View
Diabetes Event
Foot-washing station ready
Capetown Church
Desmond Tutu preached at this church years ago
On Our Way to Hermanus
Shark Spotting
You can't see the ocean, but I wanted you to see the shirt!
Satori's in Kalk Bay
Photo in honor of the Schultzes!
South African Sunset
Show me your glory
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