Sorry we've been down folks! Turns out that the internet at our hotel isn't what you would call the most reliable. Undeterred, we have been preparing blog posts for you this entire time, even without access. So hold on to your horses (or your cows, as they are more popular here in Swaziland), because we are going to throw a bunch at you at once. Stay tuned (at least for the moment!)
In the meantime, enjoy the new posts! We love our fans!
- Tyler O
Mkhombokati
The Mhkombokati CarePoint serves approximately 200 children, many of whom are orphans and specifically rely on the CarePoint for food. Over the years, several short-term mission teams from Capital have traveled to Mkhombokati, bringing thousands of pounds of supplies and bringing back knowledge – learning from the children and adults on the ground what their needs truly are and how we can help them most effectively.
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