All members are encouraged to attend. We still have some money coming in and some receipts to pay, but are very pleased with this year s sale. At our next meeting we will make final decisions on disbursement of funds. If you know of a project, either within the church or outside in the community, please see Toni Killinger or Lori Bodling. Again, thank you for your help and support.
Single adults live with their parents for mutual support.
Of course, there are hundreds of fighters still living in camps, not yet reunited with their families. One can probably not find a family in Asmara, capital city of Eritrea, that has not been affected by the war years with family members dispersed abroad, or injured, or killed. Kebreab, my son, Eyob, my cousin, and their friends, very rarely come to the city to visit their parents. It was on one of those rare occasions that I was able to ask them about their lives in the frontline. But, they also admit that it is not easy at all to live in the trenches.