OHD exists to build restoration in Rwanda
In the spring of 1994, the Republic of Rwanda was engulfed in the flames of genocide. As the rest of the world watched, ethnic tensions boiled over and Rwandans experienced incomprehensible horror as neighbors, friends, and families were massacred. When the killing stopped one million people had perished in one hundred days. More than a decade has passed, peace has come, exiles are returning, 
Rwanda is rebuilding. One Hundred Days was founded in 2003 as a non-profit that exists to build restoration in Rwanda.
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The Good Shepherd Hospital for Children
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In a country of over one million orphans and at risk children, there is no place dedicated to them when they need health care. One Hundred Days and the Good Shepherd Community church are committed to changing this, find out more about our hospital. |
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Simon’s own words express our enthusiasm:
I want to let you know that God in working. After a number of years, we have great progress on this historical building. I am sure it time to finish the task. We have the windows in this historical pediatric hospital–and the only one in the country of Rwanda. The children of Rwanda will wonder where on earth they can have such facility, but it is very Biblical. I was hungry; you gave something to eat. I was naked; you clothed me. I was in prison; you came to see me. I was sick; you looked after me. Thanks for all you have done to look for the funds to see that we get this facility to be what it is today. May God bless you for all your initiatives.
The glass is in; see the reflection! ...and the door is starting to open!
Our goal is to open these doors to serve children as soon as possible!
You can see the warm wood ceiling.
- A road will be cut to make the hospital accessible.
The new glass windows in the doors reflect the community the hospital will serve.
There’s a community of faith and love waiting to serve not only the children who enter these doors, but their families as well.
- Ready to open…looking good!
Kelly Munro and Susan Pence enjoying the VIP party!
Take a look at this beautiful table! Jewelry purchased at Rwandan retail from artisans who support their families. All profits go to help build the Good Shepherd Hospital for Children in Kigali, Rwanda! Book tells back-story of our partners.
Drawing a crowd at Shop Atlanta!
Susan Pence and Kelli Sasser working at the Shop Atlanta Pop-up Shop
Everywhere we go, we take our party with us!
At this posting you have about four hours left! Don’t miss out on the fun! Join us at the former American Eagle space at Atlantic Station until 6:00 p.m.
Market Rwanda at SHOP ATLANTA--Join us!
Market Rwanda will participate with Atlanta’s premier boutiques as they set up shop at Atlantic Station for this year’s annual exclusive SHOP ATLANTA pop-up shop event in partnership with Fashion’s Night Out 2011 September 8 – 11 at Atlantic Station.
We are thrilled to have this opportunity to introduce One Hundred Days to a larger audience. Come and bring your friends to what will be a fun event. As always, proceeds go to build the Good Shepherd’s Hospital for Children and to break the cycle of poverty in Kigali, Rwanda.
Event located in American Eagle Space at Atlantic Station
Friday……………..September 9………..12-8pm
Saturday………….September 10……….12-8pm
Sunday…………….September 11……….12-6pm
