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Latest pictures below from the site showing the new road and the
dormitory building getting its finish coat on the outside. All
the construction work should be complete very soon and in plenty
of time for the school to open in October.
Neils has just returned from his 7th trip overseeing work
progress!!! He was there for 4 weeks this time.
Read
Building Progress Report,
click here
To make a
donation…please
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St. Joseph's Construction
Phase-2 Kitchen and
Dorm Construction
The kitchen is
just about complete and the dorm nears completion


Kitchen ext and interiors


Dormitory progress - to be
finished this summer

View more construction progress
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all photos
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St. Joseph's Construction
Roadwork - before
and afters


Classroom
perspective


Bungalows perspective

From from the water
tower
Click here to view Completed Phase-I Photos
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Clap for
Jesus is a 501c3 organization created to help
Fr. Simon and the people of Ghana. All efforts on this U.S. side is
comple tely voluntary. 100% of donation goes to Fr. Simon and the people of
Ghana. A
U.S.
Executive Steering Committee was formed in November 2005 to examine the
best possible ways to assist Father Simon in his efforts to bring the word
of God to his people. The Executive Steering Committee has looked at
all the opportunities and prioritized them. There are opportunities with the
hospital, scholarships, employment and schooling. We determined, with
enthusiastic lobbying from Fr. Simon and the local bishop, that education is
the key to raising oneself out of poverty.
(read more on our mission, goals and purpose) |
Medical Mission Information
Ghana Medical mission a
SUCCESS!!! Details>>
Read Ghana media comments
on the mission
Important Information:
This Medical Mission was Planned in conjunction with our good friends at
"Helping Hands Medical Missions" (HHMM).
View HHMM information at www.hhmm.org.
FYI -
Funding for the medical mission
is separate from the building fund. All
donations to Clap for Jesus directly fund construction for St. Joseph’s
Catholic High School.
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