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Exciting news is that our Marian Sisters of Eucharistic Love have their very own website! https://mariansistersofeucharisticlove.org/ By now there are three w...

Nancy Hibbard grew up in Wisconsin, graduated in 1973 and then studied Office Administration. After working in a variety of fields, in 2004, she felt called ...

I have been going to Nazareth Home for God’s Children since January 2016. I have traveled there five times and stayed for a total of 19 weeks. During that ti...

PAULA J. McGARVEY for The Montana Standard If you ask Butte Central High School Principal J.P. Williams, 17-year-old junior Sophie “Sully” Sullivan stands ou...

Sr. Mary Elizabeth Looby blogged recently about her incredible trip to Ghana in March. Here is a beautiful 1.5 minute presentation of her time in the tribal ...

On a mission of mercy on the other side of the world, Catholic Sister Mary Elizabeth Looby’s day began and ended with the sound of the Muslim call to prayer....

After weeks of preparing with their teachers, it is now exam time at Nazareth Home for God’s Children in Sang Village. Our students are hoping to do well as ...

In Ghana, there is a well-known African proverb:“Educate a man and educate an individual.  Educate a woman and educate an entire nation.” Mother Superior Sis...

This trip was short fun —  I did not work in the classrooms.  Mostly, I just took photographs for the website, spent time with Sister, staff, the children — ...

When I first started traveling to Ghana, we lived in the "old house," children attended a crowded and unequipped government school, and supplementary lessons...

When traveling in Northern Ghana, this is what you will not see: loads of air-conditioned tourism buses filled with loud, camera-snapping visitors. A travele...

When driving around in the Northern Region of Ghana, it is normal to sometimes see classrooms under shade trees. Schools under trees fill the need of providi...

Very soon, the children in Sang will no longer be transported in the back of a truck. Great News!  Sister Stan has a Van! St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church in...

Meet John and His teacher, Paul.John is a very good student in Nazareth Home for God's Children, Sang, Ghana, West Africa. He is a smart boy who will always ...

Soon after the war was over in the Balkins, we hosted a young man from Bosnia for a high school year in Colorado. We were so proud! Our student made straight...

Debbie and Ray from Colorado had the awesome opportunity to travel around Ghana for two weeks with a mutual friend.  Along their way, they met wonderful peop...

While Mama Joan is very modest about recognition for herself, the fact remains: surgery for hydrocephalus was lifesaving. We are pleased to report that Abrah...

Dear Friends of Nazareth Home for God’s Children, Susan, the Grammar Goddess and author, writes about good things happening in our world. "The Shoe that Grow...

Raquel, our Canadian volunteer, had the “time of her life” working with the children and the teachers in Ghana —  playing, learning, progressing, and coming ...