Dee in Hosanna

Dee is now in her sixth year of serving as a missionary educator in Ethiopia. She worked to set up a kindergarten for 200+ students near Butajira, Ethiopia. When the teachers were competent in managing their own school she went to Hosanna, Ethiopia. Now, her focus is on training teachers to become trainers of other teachers. The lab school is the Kindergarten of the Hosanna Kale Heywet Church. Dee is also working with Hanna's Orphans to set up an orphanage which opened there in July of 2009.


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Dee's mailing address is: Dr. Dee Donalson, P.O. Box 38, Hosanna, Ethiopia

Friday, November 28, 2008

Garden


Dee's garden mostly gone to seed.

You can't Beet this!


One of Dee's neighbors with a normal size beet from the garden.

Children


These are children of those who make pottery and are considered the lowest class.
The poorest of the poor have the most joy of the joyful. They are sooooo rich!

Ethiopia - Duna Region


This is a typical village I passed on the way up this newly graded road that went over the mountains in the Duna Region of Ethiopia. I am grateful that the season is dry because otherwise I would have slid right off the side. In many places there was wash-out on both sides and in the middle of the tire tracks, if one wheel had slipped into the deep trenches caused by heavy rains the car would have had to be towed out and there are no tow trucks here. I thank God for a safe all day journey over very rough roads and through a shallow river where the bridge had been washed out. My car is being treated like an all-terrain vehicle but the trips are necessary and important. I am so grateful for the car and the good condition it is in.

The country-side is just beautiful!
Dee

Wednesday, November 19, 2008

Happy Thanksgiving


When things are put into perspective we can consider
ourselves, as Americans, so
blessed! Thank you God!

"Give thanks with a grateful heart.
Give thanks to the Lord above.
Give thanks because He's given
Jesus Christ His son.

And now, let the weak say I am strong
And the poor say I am rich
Because of what the Lord has done.
Give thanks!

- A praise song sung often in the Christian churches. I don't know the author.