THE MISSION

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THE MISSION SCHOOL OF HOPE PRESENTATION (2007-
2008)
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OUR POSITION
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WE ARE IN AFRICA WITH CAMEROON AS OUR HOME LAND
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WE ARE IN ABOUT 150 MILES FROM BERTOUA IN THE
EASTERN PROVINCE OF CAMEROON
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OUR VISION

• Reach the Underprivileged and the Marginalized
  People through the Demonstration of the Gospel of
  Jesus Christ
• The First Group we Identified were the Bakas
  (Pygmies)

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ABOUT THE BAKA

• More than 75,000 Living in the Rain Forest of
  Central Africa
• Based Mostly in Cameroons East and South
  Provinces
• Have Been Marginalized for Many Years
• Are in the Category of the Underprivileged People
  
• Cameroonian Government looking for ways to reach
  Bakas
• Especially in trying to find them a region of
  their own, which was then made possible by the
  presence of The Mission School of Hope.

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OUR ACHIEVEMENTS

• With the support from many individuals and
  churches we celebrate God for the following
  achievements
• Two permanent buildings with two classrooms each.
• The foundation of the third 2 classroom building
• A medical clinic which is still be completed
• Staff living quarters that needs completion
• A water well that provides water for the Baka
  community.
• A vehicle that eases transportation of items to
  the school.
• Establishment of farm land (1200 cocoa plants)

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A SIDE VIEW OF THE FIRST TWO CLASSROOM
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THE SECOND TWO CLASSROOM FROM THE MATCHING GRANT
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THE FOUNDATION OF THE THIRD TWO CLASSROOM
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JEFF ROBIE, THE PRESENT CHAIR PERSON OF THE
NACCC PRESENTING A TEE SHIRT FROM KINGSTON, NH TO
THE BAKA CHIEF IN MOLOBO, CAMEROON, AFRICA
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THE BUILDER CALVIN INFRONT OF JEFF WALKING
TOWARDS THE MEDICAL CLINIC
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THE MEDICAL CLINIC STILL UNDER CONSTRUCTION WHICH
IS STILL TO BE COMPLETED.
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TEMPORARY TREATED WATER WELL FOR THE SCHOOL AND
THE MEDICAL CLINIC
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MEET THE PUPILS OF THE MISSION SCHOOL OF HOPE
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AN ENCOURAGEMENT SPEECH TO THE PUPILS
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GENERAL CLOSING ASSEMBLY AND PUPILS GOING
HOME
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CAMEROON NATIONAL DAY CELEBRATION (MAY 20)
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GOVERNMENT AUTHORITIES WATCH PUPILS DANCING
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A VIEW OF THE SCHOOL
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A WORD FROM REV. CHARLES TO THE CHILDREN.
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THE FINAL YEAR PUPILS WITH REV. CHARLES AND THE
CLASS MASTER.
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HAPPY CHILDREN WAVING THEIR HANDS IN
APPRECIATION
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MEET THE PUPILS IN THEIR NEW UNIFORMS
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WITH THE NEW UNIFORMS, THE BOYS CAN BE EASILY
DIFFERENTIATED FROM THE GIRLS.
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REV. CHARLES, LYDIA (THE NEW ADMINISTRATOR),
PASTOR FRANCOISTHE MISSIONARY IN POST AND SOME
OF THE TEACHERS OF THE MISSION SCHOOL OF HOPE
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REV. CHARLES AND MR. DIEUDONNE NGOFFE THE HEAD
MASTER OF THE MISSION SCHOOL OF HOPE.
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REV. CHARLES AND STAFF IN THE FARM LAND (COCOA
PLANTS)
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SOME OF THE FOOD FOR THE CHILDREN
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THE TEACHERS OF THE MISSION SCHOOL OF HOPE
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PLAN OF ACTION FOR 2008

• In January we saw the need for 2008 to be
  efficient, effective and successful and so we
  held a meeting with the staff of the mission
  school of hope to have a plan of action for this
  year 2008. The plan of action was as follows
• Studying strategies for the examination class in
  order to gain success.
• The new headmaster Mr. Ngoffe Dieudonne is given
  the full right to run the school
• To be able to pay staff every month.

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• The completion of one apartment for the staff
  living quarters
• The production of new uniforms for the pupils
• Provide regular school lunch program for the
  pupils
• The completion of the first two classrooms
  building (flooring , painting, and doors)
• The completion of the third two classrooms
  building (raising of walls, roofing, plastering,
  flooring, painting, windows and doors)
• Completion of the medical clinic and obtaining
  equipment for the clinic
• Training at least 4 medical nurses for the clinic
  to serve the Baka children and the Baka
  community.

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• Buying and Setting up a plant generator to serve
  the school, staff living quarters and the clinic
• We believe that if we follow this plan of action
  we will be able to accomplish our goals for
  2008-09.

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MEET THE CHURCH IN MBANG, CAMEROON, AFRICA.
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SUNDAY MORNING SERVICE
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CHILDREN SINGING AND RECITING THEIR MEMORY VERSES
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CHILDREN SINGING AND RECITING THEIR MEMORY VERSES
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A WORD OF THANKS FROM THE MSH

• Thank you to all of you who have contributed to
  make this vision a reality.
• Thanks to all of you that have made us to dream
  of a brighter future and also to believe that
  there is going to be an accomplishment.
• Thanks to all of you who put smiles on our faces
  through your selfless sacrifices of love.
• Thanks for being Jesus to us even down here in
  Mbang where oceans and hills separate us.
• Thanks to all of you that took the time to visit
  us in Mbang, Cameroon, Africa.