Paralyzed Widow Rejoices

By Malawi Project | July 12, 2007 | Comments Off

Likisina Khumbulasi was born thirty years ago. She learned to walk as a small child but at the age of six she became very sick. She nearly died from the unknown illness which paralyzed her legs and hand. After sometime she learned to use her hands but remains unable to walk. Likisina […]

Assassin On A Dark Night

By Malawi Project | July 8, 2007 | Comments Off

The night sky has embraced the tiny African village in the same way a traditional wrap crowds out the night cold from around a woman’s body. The sounds of the villages long ago abated and everyone has retreated to their huts near the center of the village area. All is quiet now except […]

Malawi Plants Its Future

By Malawi Project | July 4, 2007 | Comments Off

On the Slopes Near Dedza The problems keep coming, and the delay in getting away from Blessings means we will be late getting to the office of the Minister of Forestry for the nation of Malawi. I hate being late to any meeting, but to be late to a meeting with a government […]

Priority Mail From The Girl Scouts

By Malawi Project | July 1, 2007 | Comments Off

The mailman backs his truck up to the door at the headquarters for the Malawi Project in Indianapolis, Indiana and starts gathering box after box after box of priority mail from Girl Scout Troup # 1611 of Folsom, California. The boxes are making a short stop in Indiana before being loaded onto a forty-foot trailer […]