As you all remember, Father Noah mentioned that the hope was for us to be able to get into and use the Parish House as of the end of June. The great news is that we are in the finishing stages of the entire Parish House. Paint colors have been chosen, light...
We are pleased to report that we have now overcome a series of obstacles that have delayed construction and are now in the home stretch of renovating our church buildings and grounds. The obstacles included a 7 month long approval process, redesign work to respond to...
On Sunday, at the annual meeting, Ray Gindroz presented an update on the renovation project progress. Due to some difficulties that were uncovered for the waterproofing process, there was a stoppage in the process as a solution had to be agreed upon by the various...
We're excited to be in Phase 4 of our Build the Future campaign to renovate and restore the Church building and grounds. But with renovation comes some expected challenges that affect our gathering on Sunday mornings. Here's what to expect when you come to worship...
Virginia passed HB 1965 in the spring which requires from 2025 on that motor vehicles have low emissions or zero emissions in new car purchases. We will all benefit with the cleaner air, but especially those who live near interstates or highly trafficked roads. ...
Water and education… they seem unrelated, but they go hand in hand. One out of three schools around the world do not have access to water. In the rural community of Gatano Kenya our water project provided a rainwater collection system which improved proper sanitation…...
The treatment of HIV/AIDS with medication is called antiretroviral therapy (ART) and is recommended for everyone who is HIV+. The medicine does not cure HIV infections but it does make it a manageable chronic condition. Although ART therapy can be very routine for...
We live in a time of unprecedented global challenges which seem so daunting and complex that it is easy to feel helpless and lose hope. Some defining challenges are alleviating food and financial insecurities. In Mutomo Kenya teens have started a project to raise...
The Search for a Priest-in-Charge, Stewardship, and Construction Progress Update on the Search for a Priest-In-ChargeBy Heidi Anderson, Senior Warden We have been in close contact with our transition officer, Canon Roy Hoffman, who since learning from Father Win of...
Counseling and treatment for Speech and Language disorders (S.L.) is practically non existent in Kenya. Disabilities are often cultural taboos, especially in rural areas, where children and adults are hidden from neighbors and families. Yet the last team of Together...
National Geographic announced there is now a fifth ocean on our planet which joins the Atlantic , Pacific, Indian and Arctic Oceans. Global warming and melting ice have revealed a unique and powerful current flowing eastward around Antarctica, constantly chasing...
Most parents in the Kiambu area of Nairobi are in a cycle of poverty and struggle to find available healthcare for their children. Education is often disrupted by children too ill to attend school. In the past several years Together for Kenya has helped over 235...
Excavation of the new entrance and connector building is completed, although we faced significant challenges including flooding and damage to the electrical system. All has been fixed and progress continues. The geo-thermal system is moving ahead and we hope to have...
Coal ash, as commented before, is a major problem since it is usually dumped into ponds that pollute the air and the ground water, creating serious illnesses. In the future man may clean up and mine the coal industries historic waste rather than mining then...
Give Kenya children… a chance to learn! Imagine this classroom… one teacher, eighty children many standing without desks… all crowded into a single classroom! In every culture teachers and students would agree this is a “difficult situation” for learning. Together for...
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