Friday, May 30, 2014

Next trip to Rwanda news

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 We are now only 7 months away from leaving to go to Rwamagana in Rwanda.  Rwamagana is about one hour Northeast of Kigali, a very poor area of Rwanda. This trip is the first time we will build outside Kigali, so a totally new experience is in store for us.
 
The first group will leave on Thursday the 8th of January 2015 and will return to the states on Sunday the 18th. The second group will leave on Thursday the 15th and will return to the states on Sunday the 25th of January.
 
The cost for 11 days will be approximately $2600.00 and if you stay for the full 18 days the cost is about $3000.00. This price is based on double occupancy.  If you would like to have a single room the price will be higher, but not yet determined.
 
Included in this price is, flight, hotel, meals, health insurance, transportation and an excursion in Rwanda.  We will again be flying Ethiopian Airline.
 
We will be building three 120' x 32' buildings, 9' tall,  and one smaller building for their office.  The interior of the buildings will be a material called “smart side" and it comes in 9'x4' sheets so no cutting for a top piece. The exterior will still be vinyl siding, because it will keep maintenance cost down. We will most likely ship the containers at the end of August 2014.  We will all meet at Sun Coast Lumber and we will need a lot of people to load the three 50' containers.  More to come on this.
 
We will also be doing things a little differently this time when it comes to the planning of the work. We will have one superintendent who is “the boss “for the project. We will have a daily meeting where people are assigned their task for the day so we all can work more as a team.
 
We will also, again, take Wednesday off for sightseeing, such as a safari. This trip is not just about building, but also about experiencing a little bit of how the people of Rwanda live and see the country side of this beautiful country.  More to come on this.
 
In the coming weeks and months the planning of this trip will continue and of course you will be kept up to date with information and updates. We will have a couple of orientation meetings to discuss the progress of the trip and to get input from you.
 
Our goal is to have at least a total of 40 people, split 20/20 each week. We are looking for women or men, young or mature, tall or short, construction experience or not, it does not matter.  We want you.
 
Please tell your family, friends and business acquaintances about Builders without Borders, share this on your Facebook page or email this to everyone you know.
 
This is an experience you don't want to miss, so mark your calendar, and start looking forward to a lifetime experience.
 
If you have any questions please contact:
 
Tom Ashwill @      tashwill57@aol.com
Dan Dodrill   @      dan@builderswithoutborders.net
Peter Fenger @     peterfenger@comcast.net
 
We really need to know exactly who is going by October 15th, so if you know that you are going for sure please send a check for $200.00 as a deposit to
 
Builders without Borders,
5961 Northland Road, Suite 1
Fort Myers, FL 33905
 
Please take a moment to read the Newsletter from RYFC Northern and Eastern Chapters below.
 
Again we would like to thank everybody involved with BWB for everything you do for us.  Without you it is not possible to do what we do.
 
 News letter from YFCR in Rwanda
(this is where we are going )
 
  Lord Jesus, who paid the cost of our sins, so that whoever believe in Him may have eternal life; and secondly we use it to grasp the message of holiness Leadership and discipleship Development: We have committed to develop young leaders for the sake of our society, and we go into churches and schools to challenge the youth to live a leadership life, where they behave well, study Bible, and follow Jesus as their role model. In this period we challenged 85 youth who lead others in different schools, and they have said that they will lead by example. We will continue this program until all will lead like Jesus. If you have any contribution, please come and join as you are welcome. In discipleship we (Jonathan and one volunteer) are discipling one young lady who gave her life to Jesus last year, and she is benefiting greatly, as she testifies herself: “Before I was not even able to find a book in the Bible, but now I can. I was confused about the Christian life, but now even if I can’t say I know everything, but I know the meaning of being a Christian and who paid the cost. I know that to be a Christian is to believe in Jesus, and the cost is the blood of Jesus shed on the Cross for the payment of my sins which caused death to me” Umutoni Salima Said Salima Mutoni The preparation of land for wheat planatation Wheat planatation after three weeks Some of the harvest of sweet potatoes Farming Program: Last year 2013, we started a farming program for three main reasons: firstly to minister to the youth in the area where we have land, who will come to look for a job; secondly to efficiently use our land; and thirdly to produce quality food for our kids at KCS (Kigali Christian School). We stated by planting sweet potatoes and wheat. On 1 ha we have harvested 8.5tonnes of sweet potato, and now we have 1.5 ha of wheat plantation. Youth who work with YFC/Rwanda-Northern Chapter testify of the positive change in their life: “Before the starting of the activities of YFC, I was hopeless without a job as I have finished my secondary school, but now with the income from working with YFC/Rwanda-Northern Chapter, I can buy some of my needs. I also managed to buy seed from YFC harvest, now I can plant also for myself. Especially I thank YFC for the program of prayer and preaching the word of God before starting to cultivate. I hope that as I will continue to work with YFC/Rwanda, I will get more, especially the true way of praising God, as we have started” Louise JORORYIZA said.
Thanks giving and prayer request
· We thank God for the protection of our family and for the ongoing Ministry  Praise be to God for the lady who was saved, and for the volunteers who are in Ministry  We also thank Rachelle who did a lot of work in editing this newsletter, God bless her.
· Praise be to God who bless us with sweet potatoes harvest  Praise be to God for the house, now the lady can use it, even if is not fully finished.
· We thank you also who take a time for reading this news letter from YFC/Rwanda-Northern Chapter, if possible you can send us your observations  Pray for the land that we bought so that we can get finance to start using it effectively and efficiently  Pray for next term, April-June 2014, so that we will get God’s insight on how we can real give life to the youth in order to save more.
Get involved:
By praying for us, so that God reveals to us the true way to give life to the youth By giving your time and talent to reach the Rwandan Youth in Northern Chapter By your financial support or any other material to support the work of the Lord Jesus Contact us Youth For Christ/ Rwanda – Northern Chapter P.O. Box 2491 Kigali-Rwanda Cell phone:(+250)788432890 or +250)728432890 E-mail: ryfc.northernchapter@gmail.comnteziyaremye.jonathan@gmail.com Shalom!
Jonathan and Pauline Y.F.C/Rwanda-Northern Chapter
 


 
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