Project Leader:
Reverend Clement Cobb
St. Cyprian Minor Seminary at Sawla in the Damongo Diocese, in Ghana was established in 2006 and promotes excellence in academics, discipline and love of God. Father Clement Cobb is leading the way towards starting a borehole project that would secure safe drinking water for students and staff. These times require geotechnical studies in order to obtain information on physical properties, surface exploration and sampling of soil. This undertaking is very much a vital necessary so that students can stay focused and pursue their God given talents as education is key for the development of every provision in society. The need is great! A new, safe, reliable, water source would be a blessing for all at the St. Cyprian Minor Seminary. A gift of $25 can help buy soil test kits.
Michael donated.
Carole donated $50.
HANH donated $50.
Stephen donated $25.
Rejith donated $50.
Astrid donated $100.
Sandra donated $50.
Bob donated $25.
Adam donated $50.
Anonymous donated $50.
Anonymous donated $260.
Earl Anselm donated $50.
GAYE L donated $10.
Filip donated.
Jean donated $50.
WendyDawn donated $50.
Jason donated $10.
Anonymous donated $25.
Carmen donated $50.
Mary Ann donated $50.
Clement shared.
The first batch of our science students. Please keep them in your prayers. God willing they will complete this academic year
Apostolic Nuncio's pastoral visit to St. Cyprian