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Mehabera Kidusan

April 2 –








I am pretty speechless this journey was well needed. I was told about this group in the states and the amazing work that they do. So glad I got to experience one of their works first hand.


This trip was a large gubaye, but it was also to raise money for this small church in the Southern region that didn’t have the means to build a larger church. They were only able to have kidasay one a month, and that’s if they were lucky. A good deal was raised; it was so nice to see such a large crowed of people (200+ full of buses) coming together for a great cause.

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