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Friday, 13 June 2008 |
Teachers and school support specialists needed for challenging, rewarding positions from primary grades through high school. Join the team at Hillcrest School, the international Christian school in Jos, Nigeria. Openings for 2008-9 include teachers for kindergarten through 4th grade and middle school social studies. Also needed are a school chaplain, computer support person, Bible teacher, lifetime skills teacher, librarian, and hostel administrator. See the Hillcrest school website and the list of openings.
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Friday, 13 June 2008 |
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Between October 5 and 8, 2008 ECWA teachers, lecturers and leaders will have a unique opportunity to learn principles and methodology of interactive adult learning. Jim and Janice North will be the facilitators. Almost every ECWA Department and higher level institution has been invited to send select staff members to this training. There may be some slots for SIM, depending on registration. If you serve at JETS, Kagoro, Sports Friends, Egbe Nursing School, City Ministries, Discipleship or Christian Ed, please make sure your unit registers when the letter arrives from me and the ECWA General Secretary. |
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Tuesday, 22 April 2008 |
City Ministries, one of SIM Nigeria's ministries in partnership with ECWA, now has its own website -- it's probably not completely new, but we just noticed it  . Have a look, see what's going on there. |
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Monday, 26 November 2007 |
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Bill Ardill, our surgeon at Evangel Hospital, reports We now have four patients with a condition called enterocutaneous fistula. They all had surgery at other hospitals for various problems but developed a leak in their intestines so now they have stool leaking out their abdominal wounds or their vaginas. Most come to us very sick, dehydrated, severely malnourished and anemic and some near death. |
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Friday, 16 November 2007 |
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A recent report from the North East Region and Taraba State revealed how much work still remains in reaching remote areas. Apart from Gombe which is pretty well covered, only 31 out of 81 local governments have any EMS staff in them. Pray especially for the Bandawa, Mumuye, and Jirim people groups. The present EMS staff in Taraba State want more missionaries so badly that they have offered to pay N500 each from their own monthly allowances toward the allowances of new missionaries. There is an HQ Chapel/EMS outreach this weekend in Pelu, Bauchi State. I will be taking part in that and be out of the office Friday afternoon. EMS reports that allowances continue to be paid on time  . New support figures begin January, 2008. N15,000 is the new support figure. |
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