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| We went to Jinja Hospital to check out the need for wheelchairs. |
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| I was quite impressed with the fancy border and how lovely the grounds were maintained! |
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| Even beautiful flowers blooming everywhere! |
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| We got to see live action when a ambulance arrived. |
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| Elder Howard has arranged a tour for us! |
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| We start with the sterilization building, |
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| They had 6 of these machines for sterilizing, but only 1 machine worked! |
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| A parked, disabled wheelchair, no longer being used. |
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| The X-ray department was next. |
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| A stationary machine plus a portable...but no film. They are unable to take Xrays! |
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| Ultrasound was next... |
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| But machine was too small and useless. |
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| This is where wheelchairs, beds, etc are all stored and look to be never used. They need everything here that hospitals use. I think wheelchairs would be a low priority. (at least in my mind) |
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| We frequently see this Fridge Clinic car parked at the top of our hill. But never see a worker or customers. :) |
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| This is the baptism of Miracle, a young girl we have befriended. E Majawa on the left, then Miracles mom, who happened to show up just the day before, another sister that was also baptized, (not related to Miracle) and E Cook :) |
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| E Howard, Miracle and S Howard. |
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| This is our friend George from the Njeru Ward playing at the first official stake conference. 6 months ago the Jinja Stake was organized and S Goodwin played the keyboard for the meeting. This first meeting George, who is 15 years old, played and did a wonderful job!! S Chatfield, the mission Pres wife, saw that he got a keyboard so he could learn more of the hymns. He loves to practise! |
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| Bishop Jaker and wife with S and Pres Chatfield. He is the bishop of Njeru ward where we attend |
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| Our good friend Ronald from the Njeru ward. He bore his testimony at conference, after he was sustained to be made an elder. He has only been a member for a few months, but has paid tithing for 3 years and worked with the missionaries for 8 years!! Just a really wonderful man! :) |
