Pulling Weeds out of Potholes

2012 - Liberian Mission Trip - Marshall Hope Center

A village near the Marshall Hope Center.

A picture of the path back from the village to the future Hope Center.

Can you see the Hope Center? It's a vision now, but it will be a reality soon enough.

The newly dug well at the Marshall Hope Center.

The squatter shack on the Marshall Hope Center.

The view from the shack.

A lagoon is next to the Hope Center.

This lagoon runs to the ocean.

This is part of a series that I wrote showing the mission trip I took to Liberia.

I divided the subjects into individual pages, for ease of use.

2012 - Liberian Mission Trip - Economy

2012 - Liberian Mission Trip - Wilfred

2012 - Liberian Mission Trip - A Few Notable Places

2012 - Liberian Mission Trip - Food

2012 - Liberian Mission Trip - Heart of Grace Elementary School

2012 - Liberian Mission Trip - The Children

2012 - Liberian Mission Trip - Water

2012 - Liberian Mission Trip - Monrovia Hope Center

2012 - Liberian Mission Trip - Marshall Hope Center

2012 - Liberian Mission Trip - Leadership Training Institute

2012 - Liberian Mission Trip - Gifts

2012 - Liberian Mission Trip - Our Brothers and Sisters

Here are a few articles that I wrote upon my return:
One Drop

You Shall Love Your Neighbor As...

Sunrise in the Clouds over Europe

Who Will Be God's Ambassadors?

FAQ on Liberia trip from questions asked at an Indiana Tech Sociology class

Hands and Feet

2012 - Liberian Mission Trip - Monrovia Hope Center

This is the community right by the Hope Center. On the other side of that wall is the Hope Center.

A street near the Hope Center in Monrovia.

Soccer in the community near the Hope Center.

Be careful with that out of bounds line.

A cut that they are trying to treat. Sadly, a cut like that could be deadly in Liberia.

The roof of the temporary home to the Monrovia Church of Christ. I thought all of the natural beams were neat.

The man's bathroom at the Hope Center.

The large scale water system at the Hope Center in Monrovia. People from the neighboring community can come here and fill buckets with water from this tap any time they want. It's water so safe that an American can drink it.

This is part of a series that I wrote showing the mission trip I took to Liberia.

I divided the subjects into individual pages, for ease of use.

2012 - Liberian Mission Trip - Economy

2012 - Liberian Mission Trip - Wilfred

2012 - Liberian Mission Trip - A Few Notable Places

2012 - Liberian Mission Trip - Food

2012 - Liberian Mission Trip - Heart of Grace Elementary School

2012 - Liberian Mission Trip - The Children

2012 - Liberian Mission Trip - Water

2012 - Liberian Mission Trip - Monrovia Hope Center

2012 - Liberian Mission Trip - Marshall Hope Center

2012 - Liberian Mission Trip - Leadership Training Institute

2012 - Liberian Mission Trip - Gifts

2012 - Liberian Mission Trip - Our Brothers and Sisters

Here are a few articles that I wrote upon my return:
One Drop

You Shall Love Your Neighbor As...

Sunrise in the Clouds over Europe

Who Will Be God's Ambassadors?

FAQ on Liberia trip from questions asked at an Indiana Tech Sociology class

Hands and Feet

2012 - Liberian Mission Trip - Water

Without safe, clean drinking water, we would all die.

A well in Buchanan. Notice how the bucket gets handled. This would cause contamination of the source, especially because these wells are shallow.

Finding water is not the difficulty. Finding safe drinking water is.

The dirtiest well in the world.

They try to filter their own water. They pour the water through a sandbag. It makes dirty water clean, but it does not make unsafe water safe.

This is where we purchased the three gallon containers to assemble our filtration systems. We bring the system from the States and buy the buckets in Liberia.