Seeing mossy foot disease first hand

Seeing mossy foot disease first hand

This is a guest post from Wendy Gray, a Mossy Foot Project board member. In September, Wendy moved to Soddo to provide schooling for the children of a medical doctor and engineer serving at Soddo Christian Hospital. Living in Soddo also gives her opportunity to...
Update from Ethiopia

Update from Ethiopia

Update from Ethiopia Mossy Foot Project president Sharon Daly is currently  in Ethiopia for a two month visit. The following is her latest report on project activities. It is always such a joy for me to be here and to reconnect with the Mossy Foot Project workers and...
Chickens bring hope!

Chickens bring hope!

Thanks to the generosity of our donors, we were recently able to gift 48 patients with a rooster and a hen, a total of 96 chickens. These are not standard Ethiopian chickens: skinny, tough, and athletic from running freely and darting across roads. They were purchased...
A New Home for Abebech

A New Home for Abebech

Abebech Disa’s mossy foot disease started before her husband died. Fortunately, someone told her that she could get treatment at the Hobicha Mossy Foot Clinic. Abebech attended the clinic regularly and improved rapidly. For an uneducated woman in Ethiopia, her hope of...
Expectancy and Retrospect: 2017 to 2018

Expectancy and Retrospect: 2017 to 2018

Excitement fills the air as we anticipate ringing in 2018. The coming of the new year is also a time to reflect on all that God has done in 2017. Join us as we celebrate all the good that has happened in Ethiopia this past year and as we eagerly look forward to what...