Hope, Loss and Bicyles in Zambia
Testing (o.k., playing on) a World Bicycle Relief Bike
All is well here in Zambia for our family. We have had lots of fun guests this month and continue to enjoy getting to introduce old and new friends to the wonderful people and places of Zambia.
Earlier this month we had a reporter here from NBC doing several stories on World Vision and some of our partners.
The following story was written by John Larson about part of his time here and features World Bicycle Relief, a great organization that is providing 23,000 bikes to our caregivers (called "field care specialist" in the story) and child-headed households. These bikes are making a huge difference and are yet another example of how a relatively small investment can improve a life and equip Zambians to help Zambians.
HOPE, LOSS, AND BICYCLES IN ZAMBIA
Be encouraged today.
All is well here in Zambia for our family. We have had lots of fun guests this month and continue to enjoy getting to introduce old and new friends to the wonderful people and places of Zambia.Earlier this month we had a reporter here from NBC doing several stories on World Vision and some of our partners.
The following story was written by John Larson about part of his time here and features World Bicycle Relief, a great organization that is providing 23,000 bikes to our caregivers (called "field care specialist" in the story) and child-headed households. These bikes are making a huge difference and are yet another example of how a relatively small investment can improve a life and equip Zambians to help Zambians.
HOPE, LOSS, AND BICYCLES IN ZAMBIA
Be encouraged today.
posted by The Dykstra Family at 3:28 AM
1 Comments:
Thanks for posting this amazing link.
We miss you! Blessings from Colonial!
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