Work continued today in the classrooms and with homework after school. The projector is fully functional, and work started on screening in the former garage at the girl's dorm. Jean spent some time in the Foundations class, which is a special ed class and did some teacher training. Work was done organizing the library, and Tamara found a book titled 'Snow' which is something not seen here. Nancy was able to go into the city and purchase food for the children's meal program with money donated for that purpose. Doug had a chance encounter with Dennis who runs Harmony School in Kitwe, a sister school to Lifesong. We hope to have some time next week for some of us to go and have a visit.
Evening was a bible study at the school for the boarding students, boys and girls both. Songs were sung, and verses read. There was teaching on how God uses people who aren't perfect. It was a good time to spend with the students. Mitzi drove us back to the Friary and we had time together to reflect on the day.
The lack of power for great chunks of the day is getting old fast...
Kasumba with the new Canon printer in the High School Lab - Over 3000 copies printed for Grade 7 exams on the first day !
Projector brought from Thunder Bay, mounted and ready to use, if the power would only stay on.
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