 David Jal speaks with Westside Christian students in Sioux Falls about God's plan and purpose for everything that happens in an individual's life. Thank you, students, faculty, and staff!
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 David with Success Academy students and staff. Success Academy sold lemonade and raised $47.00 for clean water for the children of Khor Wakow.
 David with Under Christ’s Summer Care at Abiding Savior Lutheran. Summer Care children donated $100.00 towards Khor Wakow Christian Academy’s student uniforms.
We're so excited to share these photos of the children of the Khor Wakow village area beginning their educational journey! The first and second photos show kids in class with their textbooks. "Although, these children do not have chairs to sit on or desks to write at, they are so happy to have the opportunity to attend school." - Brenda Hill The third photo is the kids during a break or recess. Although the construction of the school is currently on hold, KWSP hopes to build a hut to temporarily serve as the "school house" until the conditions are such that the school can be safely built. Thank you, donors and volunteers, for helping to make what is depicted in these photos a reality!
 David Jal visited students from Parker, South Dakota. Thank you for your hospitality!
 David with Edison Middle School students who donated cloth and two corn grinders for South Sudanese refugee and Khor Wakow villagers. Special thanks goes to Ms. Kristen Koob and the Sixth Grade Honors and Accelerated English Language Arts and Edison Middle School students.   Jared Berg, English Teacher at Lincoln High School, invited David Jal to talk to his class after his students read The Long Walk to Water. McKenzie Wilson won a copy of David’s Journey when she answered questions about South Sudan after David’s presentation. This was another opportunity to take David’s story to the classroom.
 McKenzie Wilson won a copy of David’s Journey when she answered questions about South Sudan after David Jal’s presentation to Jared Berg’s English class at Lincoln High School in Sioux Falls, SD on November 18, 2015. The students invited David to speak after reading The Long Walk to Water. KWSP is grateful for another opportunity totake David’s story to the classroom.
 On August 17, 2015, David Jal spoke with the USD third year medical students during Cultural Immersion Week.
Thank you, students and staff for inviting KWSP and David Jal to your event. |
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