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Ethiopia
Journal Stories and Images of Travelers from
Shenandoah
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Traveler Stories from the Early Days
of the Partnership
Final Days
Impressions
Things I've Learned
Easter
Famine
Simple Dreams
Monkey Tales
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Dr.
Bill Burslem - Dr. Bill Burslem, retired physician from Winchester,
served as a staff physician at the Mettu, Ethiopia Hospital under
the auspices of the church-to-church mission partnership between
the Winchester First Presbyterian Church and the Mettu Congregation
. He was in Ethiopia from mid-May and early August.
Bill's colorful stories provide valuable
insights about living and working for an extended time in the Mettu
area. Spend a little time with Bill as you read his Mettu
Journals, 2004.
The Mettu Journals, 2004 - Full Edition - Adobe
(33 pages - allow time to download
complete file)
Daily/Weekly Entrances
May
13-21, 2004
May 23,
2004
May 24-30,
2004
May 31-June
5, 2004
June 6, 2004
June 7-13
June 13
June 14-20
June 20
June 21-27
June 27
June 28 -
July 4
July 11
July 12-18, 2004
July
19-25, 2004
July
26-August 1, 2004
August
2- 3, 2004 |
The Ethiopia Connection: WAHS
Freshmen athlete gets unique world view. When Lynn and Sarah
Connette returned from their trip to Ethiopia in April, the Charlottesville
newspaper, the Daily Progress, ran an article about Sarah, who is also
an athlete at her high school. With permission from the Daily Progress,
that article is available here.
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Harrisonburg First Church Visits Ethiopia - Three members
and two pastors visited Ethiopia and their partner church at the beginning
of the year. Take a brief tour with them.
January 19-31, 2004
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Images of Ethiopia - from Jeff Ryman, Kathleen Haines
and Doug Sensabaugh
Images from their visit are presented here in pictures
with brief descriptions.
June 27
- July 11, 2003
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Reflections from Bill Cox and Peggy Roberson
- Bill and Peggy traveled to Mettu in March 2003 teaching and preaching.
Their reflections are shared here in words and pictures
March 2003
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