These directors meetings started last year. As I am approaching retirement, I need people around me who can take over from me here when I will return to The Netherlands, but I surely will continue to keep in contact and monitor activities from there. The meetings are held with three others. They are Ayila Bay, […]
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Interview about Bethsaida, orphan project
WE NEED HELP! Esther, one of the children we support with our Bethsaida project gave a brief interview in December 2021, about the help she gets in paying her school fees, (https://youtu.be/5oV80xVxkoI) We need more money to be able to continue supporting children who are orphaned because of having lost their parents because of HIV. […]
Channels of Hope
On 24 April I could present a very short version of the workshop for Church leaders in my home church. While in Dutch, you could watch it using the cc for translation. Although this translation is not always correct. Channels of Hope has as aim to equip church leaders with knowledge and aptitudes to be […]
Christmas Newsletter
My Christmas Newsletter was sent out on Christmas Day, so, however this is a few days later, it is how life is at the moment.
Newsletter November 2020
With the following link you come to my first newsletter written after return to DR Congo. https://www.annemarieboks.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Newsletter-November-2020.pdf
7 months in The Netherlands
Covid-19 We have gone through an intelligent lockdown, a loosening up of restrictions, and now these are tightened again because numbers of covid-19 infections are on the rise another time. Today new infections in The Netherlands rose to 3252. These 7 months I have stayed with my parents and I have been able to keep […]
Covid-19
After I wrote this, I left it and didn’t think about it any more. Information about Covid-19 infections is outdated and will be updated in the next blog. I didn’t want to completely rewrite this one. Covid-19 in the Democratic Republic of Congo Until now the Democratic Republic of Congo has more than 9.000 cases […]