For more information about Neema see: www.neemacrafts.com
Amos also runs a chamba including a bee hive thanks to a Brichill SSP donation years ago.
(small benches)
Wednesday, 19 September 2012
IRINGA
Wonderful tour round Neema crafts employing some 100 deaf or disabled people. They are a huge witness! The Diocese has a School for the Deaf and many of the children are now part of this venture. Together with disabled people they have become part of this craft workshop which makes and sells from the premises, paper, textile, wood, ceramic, jewellery items. Much of the equipment was shipped out from the UK via OpTan. Ben an Englishman who runs the centre told us that they meet daily for prayer and encouragment open to all including Muslims. They have seen some conversions.
IMAGE8 Near Iringa
Visited "Image8" a village last visited 4 years ago by Margaret and Mervyn. Saw the Church we had a hand in building and met Amos who reports now getting 80+.
Amos also runs a chamba including a bee hive thanks to a Brichill SSP donation years ago.
Margaret sitting on the ladies side!
(small benches)
Jackson (diocesan secretary) and Amos
M and M being nostalgic about "our Church"
Amos also runs a chamba including a bee hive thanks to a Brichill SSP donation years ago.
(small benches)
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