OUR FOUNDER

This site is dedicated to the most humane work of Ms Louise Lynip who founded the children's home and until the 4th July 2006 at the age of 94 continued to participate in it's management. The home cares for orphaned and abandoned children and offers love, security and
an opportunity to be brought up in a christian environment.

Saturday, August 7, 2010

ELCI and SIGMA BETA WEAR TRADITIONAL NATIVE COSTUMES WHEN VISITING BETHANY

Here we come don't we look beautiful?


The line up for Miss Talakag

During their recent visit to Bethany my wife Marilou had a surprise for our visitors. Following their tree planting, gift handover, visit to the children and not forgetting lunch, of course, the ladies were given Talakag regional costumes to wear for a photo shoot to mark their visit.

Don't they look beautiful in their native attire?

2 comments:

daisy said...

Thanks Jim and Marilou for preparing the costumes for us...indeed we are all beautiful. Or should I say, thank you Jim for making us beautiful in most of your photos...now I know what's behind the "again...again..again"

Seriously though, we would like to thank you for your support to ELCI too and may we will be able to do more for those children in Bethany Orphanage.

CHEERS!!!

Jim Cunningham said...

Hi Daisy if it was not for people like you and the Ladies from ELCI foundations and like minded people Bethany would not survive as they depend solely on donations.
Once again a big thank you from everyone at Bethany and also a big thank you to your Sigma Beta colleagues as well.
Best wishes.
Jim.