this is a school that we gave hundred and 30 chairs to and school supplies we've done this with about six schools we have many more the request  but we have to be very careful the ones that we select that look like they are very sincere and will take good care of the things that the church gives themthis is a very rewarding project

in these two top pictures this community called me because they were having severe flooding we went in and assessed the place and put in for disaster relief funding to help them build up their dikes to slow down the flooding the water was quite deep in some of these places. The bottom picture is one of the water towers that we are building where they have no drinking water we come in and put these towers and put 1000 gallon water tank where I'm standing and a filling station for them to get their drinking water they have to pay a small amount for there water so that they can refill the tank people are very excited about getting these we are doing about 10 of them in the communities

we were at this school out in the Bush we supplied them school desks and school material when we do this turnover of supplies they always have a big celebration and ceremony for us to turn them over we use local church leaders to do the turnover of the supplies because they will remember them and we will be gone soon this man is in this costume dancing with the drums being and everyone singing it was a great celebration

this chimpanzee came up to us while we were looking at one of our Wells but he was on a rope

this was an orphanage home that we selected the help sister miles and some of the relief society president purchase all this cooking supplies and garden equipments so they could grow their own food

this is a garden project that were funding with 12 of the branch is here the garden chairman in the branches will be buying them seeds garden tools and teaching them how to sustain their self with the food they grow

we had a young men and women project for all of Monrovia and Bushrod island districts I was over 350 young men and women planing the streets in their districts

this is a picture of elder  widdson and elder Orton they are companions was our neighbor the other on is Sharon's cousins cousin

on the left of the ladies dancing.  You will see the outside of the prison.  They are waiting for the president of Liberia to get their most of them waited all day

the president arrived there was people all over the road.  She got out of her SUV and walked straight over to sister miles and myself and wanted to know what we were doing their we told them we were humanitarian missionaries for Latter Day Saints, shared.  She was very receptive to us

a trip to the other side of this county where there was a political prisoner

next week we went to the other side of the Senators County.  We were invited.  There to assess the other side of the county.  There was some very rough roads. it was the country's independence day and the president was going to speak at this County, where they had brought in a new road for 40 miles and it had took them about three years before that, it took him seven hours to walk to the nearest road.  We had a very rough time getting their because our guide took a shortcut.  It was nothing like a shortcut.  We thought we would never get out of there, but with a lot of prayers and  lot of Toyota.  We made it through

when we got to the town.  There's probably 5000 people live in the small village during the Civil War for 14 years the president would keep all the political prisoners that opposed in these  small rooms the president that we are going to meet was Here for quite a long time there was 10 of these buildings in this prison camp