A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops. ~ Henry B. Adams
As a young teacher, Claude loves his job and hopes to influence many students. He is in his third year at Kigali Christian School (KSC) and his income helps to support his wife and extended family. Here are some of his thoughts about learning English:
- Why is it important for Rwandans to learn English? Rwanda is in the East African Community where English is used. English is spoken by many people around the world.
- What will happen if you are unable to learn English? I will not develop my knowledge and my economy. It will be a pity for me because I will be unable to teach in Rwanda.
- What fears do you have about learning English? We need much time.
First, join me in praying
For YFC in Rwanda:Teachers: Quickness in learning English and rest from any anxiety that this may cause. Students: That they would not fall behind during the transition. HIV/AIDs Initiative: Hope, healing, and an eternal perspective for the women and their families. Post Secondary Training Program: Students would grow in understanding the depth of God’s unconditional love.
For Me:
Spiritual: Jesus would be the one who animates my life, brings me joy and peace, and motivates me. Cultural: Open eyes to see, ears to hear, mind to consider, and heart to experience the richness of Rwandan life. Educational: Quick to learn their language structure and effective teaching strategies. Social: Sorrow of leaving friends and family and joy of making new ones.
Secondly, would you consider supporting me financially? I will need to raise funds to cover monthly and one-time start up expenses.
As Claude say, “we need much time”, so I’m hoping to arrive in Rwanda this summer. Your tax-deductible donations can help me get there and are a great way to invest in something of lasting value.
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