2011 Visit

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Sunday 30th January

  • Fly from Heathrow on flight BD967 leaving at 11.50am, arriving at Lungi Airport at 7.45pm.
  • Travel to the HOPE Centre where we’re staying by ferry and car.

Monday 31st January

  • Wellington
  • Allen Town
  • Shepherd Hospice
  • Christ Church, Hastings

Tuesday 1st – Friday 4th February

  • Attending the Countess of Huntingdon’s Connexion, S.L.’s Annual Conference
  • Holding discussions concerning the future working arrangements of the SLM, Agents and Connexion

Saturday 5th February

  • Mongegba
  • Grafton

Sunday 6th February

  • Attend morning service at Roger Grundy Church, Jui
  • Gordon will be preaching

Monday 7th February

  • Bureh Town
  • Tombo
  • Tissana
  • Cole Town

Tuesday 8th February

  • Foofoo Water
  • Brama Town
  • St. Mark’s, Waterloo

Wednesday 9th February

  • Fogbo
  • Ebenezer, Manalo
  • Rawley’s Makomba
  • Magbafti

Thursday 10th February

  • Ebenezer, Lumley
  • Jerusalem Avenue
  • St. John’s Goderich

Friday 11th February

  • Return home on flight BD968 leaving at 10.45pm
  • Arrive Saturday 12th February at Heathrow at 6.35am

One Response to 2011 Visit

  1. Vandy Kamara says:
    23/07/2011 at 2:48 am

    Hello,
    My name is Vandy Kamara and currently living and working ( studying) in Australia having settled here for the past four years. I went to the Huntingdon secondary school (HSS) Jui and a very proud product of that school. I would like to thank every one for still helping out there and providing the much needed help to my less fortunate brothers and sisters.
    I have tried over the years to get a diaspora old students association for the HSS jui but my efforts are getting me no where. I was wondering if there are any suggestions to get past students ( a lot out there) together and form this association with the aim of supporting the school back home. During my days at the school, we had students at the boarding home of the HSS from across West Africa ( Ghana, Liberia, Gambia etc) and I am sure we are scattered all over the world.
    Could someone help us with any suggestion/connection to keep the Jui school dream alive? Please feel free to contact me :nyaiyatta@yahoo.com ( Vandy Kamara, class of 82 – 87). My constant search through social networking sites actually led me to this Huntingdon Sierra Leone Mission site. Someone please help!

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