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Blog Post 15: Last Day in Werkok, January 24, 2013 – Volunteer Dana Plair Posted January 25, 2013
We left Werkok, South Sudan today. Leaving behind new friends and adopted family. No words can express the time we spent here. Thank you is
Blog Post 14: Day 10 in Werkok, January 23, 2013 – Volunteer Dana Plair Posted January 25, 2013
Today is our last full day in South Sudan. It is bitter-sweet. I am sad to leave, knowing the great need here. On the other
Blog Post 13: Day 9 in Werkok, January 22, 2013 – Volunteer Dana Plair Posted January 25, 2013
Tuesday was a day of many victories. Before we could even finish our outside devotion and morning prayer, we saw truckloads of people being dropped
Blog Post 12: Day 8 in Werkok, January 21, 2013 – Dana Plair Posted January 22, 2013
Whitney, Margit and Aaron left Friday. We sent them off as the doctors from Tenwek Hospital arrived from Kenya. Dozens of children met us on
Blog Post 11: Day 7 in Werkok, January 20, 2013 – Dana Plair Posted January 22, 2013
Sunday morning church service was an exciting time of worship, prayer and praise. The Dinka songs are so upbeat! I found myself dancing as I
Blog Post 10: Day 6 in Werkok, January 19, 2013 – Dana Plair Posted January 22, 2013
Saturday was a sweet day because we got to sleep in. There are no devotions on the weekend. The compound was still busy at work.
Blog Post 9: Day 5 in Werkok, January 18, 2013 – Dana Plair Posted January 20, 2013
The devotion was led by Margit from Mark 5:24-34. It was a story of great faith, displayed by a woman who had been bleeding for
Blog Post 8: Day 4 in Werkok, January 17, 2013 – Dana Plair Posted January 19, 2013
This morning we began with devotion led by David Bowman. He shared the story of generous giving in II Corinthians 8. He urged us to
Blog Post 7: Day 3 in Werkok January 16, 2013 1:25pm – Dana Plair Posted January 19, 2013
Last night I had the following vision just as I closed my eyes to sleep: I saw the field just outside the hospital gates. The
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