Classes resume in August with the year ending in December. Graduation is in early December. Each student receives a one or two acre plot to raise food to feed his family. It has now started to rain enough for plowing. The students have yoked the college's bulls and begun plowing the fields.
Life here is very labor intensive.
Most cooking is done over an open fire with wood chopped and scavaged. The women walk very gracefully carring large buckets of water and heavy loads of wood on their heads while carrying a baby on their back. The students are very dedicated and work very hard. They are poor in things but rich in spirit. The missionaries laid the foundation and watered, but God has produced an abundant harvest.