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Wellspring's Lake2Lake Ride, Oct 2+3 2010

Wellspring Academy

The Wellspring Academy is a dynamic Rwandan school currently offering a quality Christian education to 350 students in K-6.

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Secondary School Update 2010-07
16/08/2010

Some good news to start off our monthly update is our successful application to Books For International Goodwill who will fill a container filled with


The very first 'study tour' for our grade 1 class
02/08/2010

50 excited little first graders marched toward a bus last Tuesday morning as they headed out on their very first field trip. Here in Rwanda they call


Secondary School Update 2010-06
14/07/2010

This month we open our update with news of a generous donation from Big Steel Box. They’ve provided us with a 40-foot container that will be destin


Whole School Development

This innovative community-focused program is currently transforming 7 Rwandan schools, 140 teachers, and over 10,000 children.

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If you could see what we see...
01/09/2010

If you could see what we see... you would witness a new picture developing through the many wooden framed classroom windows here in Rwanda. The new pi


Brick by Brick
13/08/2010

Dry season in Rwanda is an excellent time to make bricks. Brick making is a fairly large industry in this country, and the simplest and least expensi


Employee Incentive Program
10/06/2010

Teaching is generally not regarded as an attractive career option in Rwanda. A young person will enter the teaching profession when most other option


ACT Rwanda

The Association of Committed Teachers (ACT) Rwanda helps teachers strengthen each other in their profession and faith.

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Lessons from the Gulf of Mexico
14/06/2010

Over the past few weeks the world has been watching the catastrophic oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. A man made problem with massive consequences.



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One privilege of my service...
17/08/2010 | Jeff Komant

Almost all of my life has been spent in Africa. I grew up in Zambia for 7 years, and Kenya for 10.  I came to University in the Vancouver area of British Columbia, but was drawn to Rwanda just on