Sadly, Felix Seta died suddenly in March 1994 at the age of thirty-two. In September 1996 Charles moved in with his family. He sought out the students, who had returned to their villages, and the school re-opened in October 1996. The students are trained in readiness to be integrated into their village communities with confidence after their three-year training. With considerable land they are now producing vegetables and rearing animals such as sheep, goats, pigs, guinea pigs, ducks, and chickens.
All students receive Bible lessons at the beginning of each day.
This is not forced upon them but all attend. Once they are able, they integrate with the local primary school so that they can be accustomed to being with people who are able look after themselves. Every Sunday all students attend the church about one mile from the school. Through Project Aid the school has been equipped with hand-powered tricycles and wheelchairs, to enable those unable to walk to get to the meeting room. The school is providing the handicapped and blind with an education and the dignity of not having to beg at the roadside.