Comments for SEKUCoView http://sekucoview.wordpress.com A new university college is being created in Tanzania. This blog is focused on religion, mission, education, special education, Lutherans, Christianity and life. Thu, 16 Oct 2008 06:42:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=MU hourly 1 Comment on SEKUCo Gets Its Name by PAUL KIPEMBA http://sekucoview.wordpress.com/2007/08/26/sekuco-gets-its-name/#comment-83 PAUL KIPEMBA Thu, 25 Sep 2008 10:23:04 +0000 http://sekucoview.wordpress.com/2007/08/26/sekuco-gets-its-name/#comment-83 Iam glad and well pleased that this college is offering the couse wich is current to the contemporary world esp special /need education.the ALMIGHT GOD be with you all the time. Iam glad and well pleased that this college is offering the couse wich is current to the contemporary world esp special /need education.the ALMIGHT GOD be with you all the time.

]]> Comment on It’s all in the family…. by Shari Massey http://sekucoview.wordpress.com/2008/03/16/its-all-in-the-family/#comment-82 Shari Massey Sat, 26 Jul 2008 04:26:23 +0000 http://sekucoview.wordpress.com/?p=77#comment-82 Hi Amanda! Your mother was my boss at Hospice of Louisville, so I met you briefly during her work-related parties at your home in Louisville. I moved to Chicago in 1996, and kept in touch with your mom via letters (before most of us were online) for a few years. I married an ELCA pastor in 2004, and he now works at churchwide in Chicago. We are planning our first New England vacation, to Boston, next week. In "Googling" your mom, I learned your folks returned to the Boston area, and that you are in Africa with an ELCA program. What a small world, and what wonderful things you are doing! I plan to write your mother before our trip. In the meantime, I'd like to send you ongoing good wishes in the work you are doing abroad and in all that you hope to experience and contribute, and wish you good health. (I now work in a hospital ICU and your malaria story freaked me out!) You obviously come from "good stock," and are making the most of your opportunities. Enjoy! Sincerely, Shari (Myers) Massey Hi Amanda! Your mother was my boss at Hospice of Louisville, so I met you briefly during her work-related parties at your home in Louisville. I moved to Chicago in 1996, and kept in touch with your mom via letters (before most of us were online) for a few years. I married an ELCA pastor in 2004, and he now works at churchwide in Chicago. We are planning our first New England vacation, to Boston, next week. In “Googling” your mom, I learned your folks returned to the Boston area, and that you are in Africa with an ELCA program. What a small world, and what wonderful things you are doing! I plan to write your mother before our trip. In the meantime, I’d like to send you ongoing good wishes in the work you are doing abroad and in all that you hope to experience and contribute, and wish you good health. (I now work in a hospital ICU and your malaria story freaked me out!) You obviously come from “good stock,” and are making the most of your opportunities. Enjoy!

Sincerely,
Shari (Myers) Massey

]]> Comment on Making It Possible by Annise http://sekucoview.wordpress.com/2008/06/26/making-it-possible/#comment-81 Annise Fri, 27 Jun 2008 01:38:59 +0000 http://sekucoview.wordpress.com/?p=87#comment-81 Hi Sweetie, Yes, it's all about the wonderful people we meet along the journey & the places in ourselves that they introduce us to. So, hold them close, treasure the memories & travel home safely :) With love, Annise Hi Sweetie,

Yes, it’s all about the wonderful people we meet along the journey & the places in ourselves that they introduce us to. So, hold them close, treasure the memories & travel home safely :)

With love,

Annise

]]> Comment on Expo! by marilyn kaff http://sekucoview.wordpress.com/2008/04/27/expo/#comment-74 marilyn kaff Wed, 14 May 2008 02:34:15 +0000 http://sekucoview.wordpress.com/?p=80#comment-74 It seems hard to believe that in less than 30 days Laura and I will be in Tanzania. I am busy wrapping up the spring semester, and preparing for a quick summer class before I come. Many of my students are really intrigued with the notion of my traveling to SEKUco. I would like to set up a blog and will visit with you about how the students in my US class could communicate with our SEKUco class. I am getting excited and nervous all at the same time. It seems hard to believe that in less than 30 days Laura and I will be in Tanzania. I am busy wrapping up the spring semester, and preparing for a quick summer class before I come. Many of my students are really intrigued with the notion of my traveling to SEKUco.

I would like to set up a blog and will visit with you about how the students in my US class could communicate with our SEKUco class.

I am getting excited and nervous all at the same time.

]]> Comment on It’s all in the family…. by Auntie http://sekucoview.wordpress.com/2008/03/16/its-all-in-the-family/#comment-71 Auntie Mon, 17 Mar 2008 00:53:10 +0000 http://sekucoview.wordpress.com/?p=77#comment-71 Hi Amanda, Join the special club! I am still known as Ken Grant's sister, Dick & Caroline's Daughter and Bob Grant's neice! :-) Glad Mom & Dad could visit. I love reading the letters and hearing what you have been up to. Wow! What an experience. Soon I will have to come work for you! Have fun with Stefan when he gets there. Looking forward to the next letter. Love & prayers, Auntie Hi Amanda,
Join the special club! I am still known as Ken Grant’s sister, Dick & Caroline’s Daughter and Bob Grant’s neice! :-) Glad Mom & Dad could visit. I love reading the letters and hearing what you have been up to. Wow! What an experience. Soon I will have to come work for you!
Have fun with Stefan when he gets there. Looking forward to the next letter.
Love & prayers,
Auntie

]]> Comment on It’s all in the family…. by Annise Miller http://sekucoview.wordpress.com/2008/03/16/its-all-in-the-family/#comment-70 Annise Miller Sun, 16 Mar 2008 22:50:20 +0000 http://sekucoview.wordpress.com/?p=77#comment-70 Hi Amanda! So happy to hear how your visit went with your folks. I'm sure it was as much a treasure for them to see you at work there as it was to for you to have them join you. A very special bunch of people, y'all :) Until next time, know you & the program & staff are held in my heart & prayers, Blessings & love, Annise Hi Amanda!

So happy to hear how your visit went with your folks. I’m sure it was as much a treasure for them to see you at work there as it was to for you to have them join you. A very special bunch of people, y’all :)

Until next time, know you & the program & staff are held in my heart & prayers,

Blessings & love,
Annise

]]> Comment on It’s all in the family…. by Jeremy Grant http://sekucoview.wordpress.com/2008/03/16/its-all-in-the-family/#comment-69 Jeremy Grant Sun, 16 Mar 2008 16:56:20 +0000 http://sekucoview.wordpress.com/?p=77#comment-69 Amanda, I always enjoy reading your blog to see what you are up to "on the other side of the pond". It was great that not only could your parents come to visit but also were able to enhance their experience by teaching and interacting with the students and staff of the university. Your line about being half way around the world and still being known as "Ken and Marie's daughter". I grew up as "Bob Grant's grandson" to everyone from miles far and wide. Cousin Jeremy Amanda,

I always enjoy reading your blog to see what you are up to “on the other side of the pond”. It was great that not only could your parents come to visit but also were able to enhance their experience by teaching and interacting with the students and staff of the university. Your line about being half way around the world and still being known as “Ken and Marie’s daughter”. I grew up as “Bob Grant’s grandson” to everyone from miles far and wide.

Cousin Jeremy

]]> Comment on History Made as First Semester Ends by Chad Brekke http://sekucoview.wordpress.com/2008/02/18/history-made-as-first-semester-ends/#comment-65 Chad Brekke Wed, 20 Feb 2008 14:27:00 +0000 http://sekucoview.wordpress.com/?p=75#comment-65 Hi Amanda, I serve as senior pastor at St. Matthew's Lutheran in Chester Springs PA. Our cong. has several partnerships with ministries in the N. Diocese ELCT. I was at SEKUCo with a group from St. Matts in June and will be there again with a friend in a couple weeks on 3/3/08. We'll be touring the campus with Anneth Munga and would love to meet you if you're around and have the time. Blessings, Chad Hi Amanda,
I serve as senior pastor at St. Matthew’s Lutheran in Chester Springs PA. Our cong. has several partnerships with ministries in the N. Diocese ELCT. I was at SEKUCo with a group from St. Matts in June and will be there again with a friend in a couple weeks on 3/3/08. We’ll be touring the campus with Anneth Munga and would love to meet you if you’re around and have the time. Blessings, Chad

]]> Comment on History Made as First Semester Ends by Andy http://sekucoview.wordpress.com/2008/02/18/history-made-as-first-semester-ends/#comment-64 Andy Tue, 19 Feb 2008 22:21:52 +0000 http://sekucoview.wordpress.com/?p=75#comment-64 Greetings. I trust you are having fun. Foundation set fot www.sekuco.org but i haven't heard from Martin recently. i will send message. Greetings. I trust you are having fun.

Foundation set fot http://www.sekuco.org but i haven’t heard from Martin recently. i will send message.

]]> Comment on Christmas: A Suddenly Silent Campus by Marisa Parrella http://sekucoview.wordpress.com/2007/12/29/christmas-a-suddenly-silent-campus/#comment-63 Marisa Parrella Mon, 28 Jan 2008 17:40:28 +0000 http://sekucoview.wordpress.com/2007/12/29/christmas-a-suddenly-silent-campus/#comment-63 Amanda, Hi sweetie! I have had a heck of a time getting onto this blog to write comments but I do read them faithfully, I hang on your words, and am so proud of you and the work you are doing. Enjoy each moment! They are life changing, no? I am sure you are thrilled that your parents will arrive soon and that you will all have a wonderful adventure together. Lots of Love, Marisa P. and the boys. Amanda,

Hi sweetie! I have had a heck of a time getting onto this blog to write comments but I do read them faithfully, I hang on your words, and am so proud of you and the work you are doing. Enjoy each moment! They are life changing, no?

I am sure you are thrilled that your parents will arrive soon and that you will all have a wonderful adventure together. Lots of Love,
Marisa P. and the boys.

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