The last two weeks of July, Jayne and Bob Dambman will be in Cameroon  with CVAI founding board member Les Williams. Les is a dear friend we first worked with in Nigeria beginning in 1979. I refer to Les as an … Continue reading
CVAI Connection – Winter 2013 Edition Click to download and read news from our July 2012 trip, and our future plans.
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During our three week trip to BCHS Nijinikejem, we are grateful that God enabled our team to accomplish these goals in collaboration with the school staff: 1. Install complete carpentry workshop, including electrical upgrades, and train staff in safe and … Continue reading
It is so nice to report that our passports with entry visas to Cameroon arrived today. We are in the packing mode and thankful the air conditioning is working at home. We have many books to take for the computer … Continue reading
[flickr id=”6053551258″ thumbnail=”small_320″ overlay=”true” size=”medium_640″ group=”” align=”none”] This July, we will be leading a team on our 3rd trip working at Baptist Comprehensive High School, Njinikejem, or BCHS, a vocational/secondary school near Bamenda, Cameroon. The school is one of 12 … Continue reading
What a glorious occasion. The computer lab was completed and the finishing touches were under budget, and beyond our expectations. There are now 21 functioning computers loaded with the TEN3 course software. We were also able to leave a good … Continue reading
It was quite an exciting day today! It was a memorable day at the Baptist Comprehensive High School in Njinikejem, Cameroon. While the painters were painting the walls and putting the second coat on the ceiling, we carried the tables, … Continue reading
Making progress- July 16 Today marks one week staying at Mbingo Baptist Hospital, and working on the computer lab at BCHS Njinikijem in nearby Belo. The ceiling was in before we arrived, and much of the electrical work was done. … Continue reading
We had a great team accessing computers, repairing them, and installing them. The universal cry of technicians is “we need more RAM memory”. So we sent someone to get RAM for 5 old computers and will resume installing on Wednesday. … Continue reading