Wednesday, October 30, 2013

Elegant Wisconsin Christmas Wreaths made Exclusively for You



Enjoy a 24”- Hand tied Christmas wreath, wrapped with three types of fresh greenery (balsam, cedar, and pine). Available in multiple beautiful colors and shipped directly to your door. Let the evergreen aroma fill your home and prepare you for the holiday season ahead.



Colors available: Red, Gold, Purple, Green, and Blue. (Ribbon and décor may vary based on available supplies)
 




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Shipping Thanksgiving week



Cost- $50.00 includes shipping
 



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Wednesday, October 9, 2013

SAVE THE DATE!!


 Concert of Hope is this Friday night at UW Stout Great Hall. You wont want to miss it! Eric Genuis will be performing along with the Menomonie Singers and the River Heights Girls Choir. Proceeds to benefit the building of a preschool/elementary school in Liberia.

 We have a large display of  Beautiful Liberian Paintings available to buy at this extraordinary event. We will also be raffling off, to 1 lucky winner, - a large Framed Liberian painting.


 Among the vendors at this event will be the Barber Tribe who will have  a variety of wonderful
African items. From various instruments, to unique banana leaf Nativities just in time for Christmas (picture above), as well as beautifully crafted African jewelry.


Small Djembe drums and African dolls.
 


 I wear one of these Elephant necklaces and can say it is truly unique and very African. :0)


Who couldnt use an extra key chain. How about in a fun flip flop, giraffe, or African map?



This metal cuff bracelet has African huts on each side too.

 Cowrie tooth shape African necklaces for your boys or men!

 Tic Toc drums for the kids. What a unique musical instrument to take to school.

We will also have Frank Traube authored book of poems an short stories - "this too shall pass" available for purchase.  White Feather Press will be selling a variety of Christian books and the girls scouts will be selling HOPE bracelets.

I look forward to meeting you all there. 
Event sponsored by the Professional Women's Network of Wisconsin

Wednesday, October 2, 2013

Concert of HOPE


Your invited to participate in a night of inspiration and hope. World renown pianist and composer-Eric Genius is performing one night only at UW Stout.  River Heights Elementary school girls choir will be performing as well as the Menomonie Singers. 

There will be a raffle for a Beautifully framed Liberian Painting.  We will have several unframed Liberian paintings available to buy, many African crafts and jewelry to purchase, White  Feather Press will be selling books, and the girl scouts will have Hope bracelets available. 

This event is being sponsored by Profession Women's Network of Wisconsin.
Proceeds to benefit the building of an elementary school in Liberia.

See you there!!!

Sunday, September 22, 2013

Event for Home School Network in Ellsworth, Wi Area and Beyond! Your Invited...




Friday - October 11th at 2:00pm

Concert of Hope
(Benefit to help build a school in Liberia, Africa)
Featuring:
World renowned composer and pianist Eric Genuis
Location: Christ the King Lutheran Church- 2997 30th Ave. Wilson, Wi
Contact: #715-531-7986/#715-772-4475
Cost: Free will donation towards school project
Sponsored by: Professional Women’s Network of Wisconsin

 
“Music is the universal language for children who have no voice”
 

Thursday, September 19, 2013

F I N A L L Y !!

We received wonderful news today that yesterday, in Liberia, President Ellen signed the adoption bill into law. The long awaited news that so many have been waiting to hear has happened. Now children of ALL needs (not just special needs) will have the opportunity to have a family. 
This little guys name is Courage Samuel who has waited a long time to be unite with his brother and sister who were adopted into my family many years ago. We continue to hope and pray that doors open for children like him all over Liberia.

Wednesday, September 11, 2013

My Liberian Daughter

 
  



My daughter- Rejinna Joy started a new school this year as we had moved. They have Patriot Day every year and that was today. I was asked to come in to the school for a presentation as a special guest. Turns out my daughter wrote and essay that they wanted her to read to the school and community about Hereos. She wrote about me. This is what she wrote:

"My hero is really cool. She really cares about me.She would do anything to love me. My mom rocks. She saved me. She feeds me and gives me clothes. She tries hard to be my mom and that is why I love her very much. As much as she loves me. I couldnt ask for anything more. She is the best mom ever. She taught me many things I didnt know about. If I didnt have such a wonderful mom, I dont know what I would do without her. My mom is the only hero I have. " Reji

That just melted my heart. She is the one that is the hero in my book. She survived being in an orphanage and persevering by coming to a whole new world and culture and becoming acclimated to a family that doesnt even look like her. She is a shining example of the beauty that God creates and blesses us every day with. What an honor to be her mom for however long God needs me to be!!