February 3, 2015… I give a speech at the "Troy Country Rotary Club"

Guess who I meet today???? It's great honor to see Chancellor Jack Hawkins, Jr., Ph.D. today. He said, "I just come to hear your speak." Thank God for Dr. Minnick and Dr. Isabelle for allowing me to share. Below are the pictures.

Time to "Raise The Roof."

I believe if one teacher, one child, one book, one pencil, one pen, one blackboard, are put together in one school building, there must be a change. Please help donate for “Raise The Roof” so that these children who study under a tree would learn in good environment in South Sudan.  For more information: One piece of METAL SHEET ROOFING cost $20 dollars.  We will appreciate even $1 dollar and up.  I have more than 150 T-shirts for “Raise the Roof.”  The sizes are: S, M, L, XL, 2XL and the colors are Red and Black. Price is just $10 dollars.  You can do it or more. Make your order….        

To God be the Glory

I would like to thank God for all friends, families, and professors who supported me to finish my degree.  I can not do without them.  God bless you all.  Below is the picture.

RAISE THE ROOF.

Hello friends, help us in this project.  Last year "One Brick at a Time" project was successful. We have raised money for purchasing  of brick.  I would like to thank God for you all for your great love, pray, and support toward the building of the school for your brothers and sisters in South Sudan who are hungry for education.  I want to thank God for the Church in Birmingham for their great support in raising money for the bricks.  I want to thank God for Chancellor Jack Hawkins, JR., PhD, for his great support as well.  Again, thank you all so much for everything.  However, is not done yet, Below in the project of this year. Please, we need your, pray and support us too.  We can not do without you.

 

I meet Chancellor Jack Hawkins, Jr., Ph.D.

I have great time with Chancellor Jack Hawkins, Jr., Ph.D.  He encouraged me so much during my meeting with him.  I learned a lot of wisdom words that I can never forget in my life.  That will be my secret for the success. He gave me Trojan Flag to put at Global Christian school in future if all goes well.  I thank God for my professor Mr. Joe McCall for his encouraging.  It was good to have Nyari my sister from another mother with us.  She is the president of ISCO at Troy University and she is a great lady.  She is from Zimbabwe Africa and she encouraged me a lot about Educate South Sudan project.  Below are the pictures.

Thank God for Wal 153 ministries

On Sunday November 3, 2013, "Walk 153" did a wonderful job Fund raiser in Hoover High School Stadium for educate South Sudan, "One Brick at a Time" project went great.  Thank God for the Station Church in Birmingham Alabama for their great support of fund raiser to support educate South Sudan school project.   All I can say, thank you Jesus!!!!   Below are the pictures.

This is article about education in my Country. That is why I am asking for your support friends.

Education Ministry says only 3% of teachers are qualified

South Sudan >>>

(September 26, 2013) - The National Ministry of Education, Science and Technology says only 3% of teachers in the country are qualified.

The Undersecretary in the Ministry, Deng Deng Hoc Yai said his ministry in working to address the issue. He revealed that over 28,029 teachers need training.

Undersecretary Deng said progress has been made since the opening of the County’s education training centers where the teachers can undergo courses to improve their qualifications.

“We are now implementing the project for capacity building and the project is now one year old and is being implemented in all the ten States,” he said.

“The project is not able to provide chances to all the teachers that are in need of capacity building because the number of teachers who are in need of capacity building is very big.”

The Chairperson of the National Teachers Union, Kachuol Majuang said the Country has nearly 30, 000 registered teachers for both primary and secondary school levels. 

Mr. Kachuol outlined three categories of teachers who need training. 

“We have teachers who are qualified but are graduates in the Arabic language, teachers who completed secondary school and teachers who don’t have certificates but they are teaching well.”