MIA’s Response

Helping Africa
The statistics are alarming, the images are provoking, questions are continually in the air and still no one clearly has an answer to the poverty in Africa.

Brief Overview of Beginnings
When Miracles in Africa began working at the needy schools of Africa one would cry at the conditions the young people were living in. One would mourn at the bathrooms they cleaned in, and the kitchen they were to eat from. Zimbabwe was where we began our work. We tried to help as much as we could and wherever possible. A tractor was purchased, cows were purchased, farming tools, buildings were refurbished, etc. We praise God for the work that has been done, and it is continually advancing.

The Work Going Forward
Recently we have been working at the Chebwai Secondary School in Kenya. We are overfilled with joy at the donations you have sent. In the time we have been working there much has been accomplished through your help. It is our goal at least to help with the poverty and lack in the schools. Our hope is that the parents send there children to school so that they can be fed and nourished while getting an education that will prepare them for the future to come. We have been updating photos of progress in Kenya, and will continue to do so.

Our Thanks
To those who have donated, thank you. Your help is very much appreciated by the Miracles in Africa team. It is our utmost goal to make sure your donations are only used in the advancement of the work in Africa. Below is a recent post received from the principal in Keyna at the Chebwai Adventist College expressing thanks for the supplied support of MIA. For information on how to donate click here. For information on how to contact us or speak to a representative click here.

Subject: Thank You
From: Moses Adegu
Date: Tue, 7 Oct 2008 01:18:37 -0700

To: Elizabeth Turner

Thank you very much for your assistance towards Chebwai Adventist School. We are grateful and appreciate your work. We received 3500 US Dollars and thank you for that. May the Lord bless you abundantly.

Yours Sincerely,

Moses Adegu
Current Principal working together with Daniel Kakai the headmaster of Secondary School

^{Actual letter received from Africa.}