The Helga Mosey Children's Home
was officially opened in 1994 and was funded by money donated by the family
and friends of Helga Mosey, a young lady tragically killed in the Lockerbie
air disaster in 1988.
the children's home is registered as a home for the temporary shelter of
abandoned, neglected and orphaned children and all of the children have many
needs.
the
ultimate aim is that as many of the children as possible are eventually
reunited with their families but where this is not possible the children are
put forward for adoption.
the
finance to run the HMCH comes through child sponsorships and monthly
donations.
The Katriona M Graham Learning Centre
Opened in
1999. It was funded by Mr and Mrs Graham from Labert, Scotland in
memory of their daughter, Katriona.
is a
nursery school offering Nursery, Kinder 1 and Kinder 2 classes. Due to
huge demand the school was extended in 2002 and now offers 6 classes a day,
which is attended by 120 children daily.
the 6
members of staff are all committed Christians and are dedicated to the
children they teach.
the children come mainly from low income families. The parents truly
value the opportunity to send their children to a school, which is not only
affordable, but is of the highest standard.
the
school also has the opportunity to minister into the families through a
weekly bible study, many parents come to ask for prayer for their own needs.
the
school is well known in the local area and the team "give God the Glory for
the wonderful things He is doing".
opened in
September 1998.
the
course currently consists of 4 modules that lasts for 9 months.
as well
as classroom based training the students do a 3 month placement in a local
church.
Mark is
the Principle of the Centre and Abe Alipda, a Filipino, is the Dean of
Students.
the
complex consists of an office block, accommodation for the dean and his
family, a dining room, kitchen block, accommodation for up to 64 students, a
chapel that seats up to 350, classrooms and a library.
in May
2003 the 8th batch of students graduated, the school has now trained 130
students and a large percentage are working effectively for God in the
ministry.
the
students are on the front line of church planting in the area. God
gave the team the vision that their students would reach the nations and in
March 2003 SBTC sent their first missionary out to the field, her name is
Glenda - pray that she will be the first of many missionaries to go out from
SBTC.
