NETS has 2 groups of graduates, one from the residential course and one from the distance courses. On the Left are the Diploma and degree student from the residential program. On the right is the CMS bursar Risto Haipinge.
Here is the whole group along with the lecturers - it was a great celebration, with lots of smiling faces. But do you want to know what I was doing during the whole service...
Simon, in all the busyness, forgot his belt. So instead of pride of place to watch the show...this is where I spent the day - oh how embarrassing. Well at least I got to be useful in Africa???? I wonder where I will be off to next.
3 comments:
What a great time the shoelaces have had in Namibia. Thanks Gillhams for showing them such a good time. Where are they off to next?? I hear Italy is keen to see them soon. Love Kath
Claire - this idea is too good! I'm loving reading all about the adventures of these shoelaces. I can't wait to follow them to their next destination. Hope you're going well too! Jo xx
I'm really glad this all pulled together well. I told my christian studies teacher about this and he was very interested. He wants to interview me in TOPs (Time Of Praise) in school in front of the all the high school. :S I think i will do it because i really want others to know about this. fingers crossed i dont stuff up. :P
Claire
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