An AMAZING story that demonstrates that our Sonship staff (even when Danny and Clinton are not medical people) but really are caring and helpful to all they meet that have physical needs. Below is the story that occured while our Chaplain Minister Danny and his assistant Clinton, were doing their monthly visitations around the Vona Vona Lagoon near and around Naki. Clinton who is an electrician by trade and works for Sonship when needed in his trade at Sonship base, offered when Danny needed someone to accompany him on his visitation rounds to drive the dinghy. This story shows they both have hearts that care and share with people too even if it isn't their field of work. THANKYOU DANNY AND CLINTON for allowing God to heal others physically through you both by following your hearts of compassion!!

"One morning as we do our visitation last month, we came to notice a person who sat down and chasing flies from his legs, and it took my attention to find out what really is happening to him. It is surprising to see that all over his legs and feet were covered with sores and I asked him what really is the cause of these multiple sores on your legs.

He replies to me, "I don't know it just started four months ago after I visited my relative at Kolobangara he said".

Then I gently ask him, "have you visited any clinic for medical check up?"

He replies "no, I never attend any clinic because some people told me that the cause of sores are not ordinary sickness but rather it was cause by people with black magic. Because of that it does not bother me to attend clinic. So I just wait for any magic people to come help cure the sores".

I introduce us to him and said we are Sonship members, we always love to help people with their problems if they allow us to. We Sonship Ministry would love to help you if you want us to.

He look at me and he said "ok what is your plan?"

And I said to him, "we will take you to the nearest clinic and let health workers make a final decision with your problem".

He quickly responds, "I have no money to buy for fuel and boat?"

"Brother, that's not your problem", I said. "We will help you, we have our little boat powered with 8 horse engine."

Then he replies, "ok"

The next morning Clinton and I bring him to the clinic at Madekoloko and the Nurse attending him and she gave him an injection because they identify the problem is not black magic but yaws. He has taken three injection doses. Today his sores are all gone and he come a happy person now he always love to follow Clinton and I during our night programs at Nusa Lavata and other places and he was also our Bible study interest and hopefully in the future he will be baptized as soon as he is ready. Kolowagi is his name and he really thanks Sonship for making this trip to reach him while he was desperately in need.

It's been A HUGE 2 DAYS sorting all the medical supplies that have been donated over the past 6 months!! Feeling overwhelmed by the ENORMOUS task ahead Helen O reached out to others and the response was OVERWHELMING !!! "I cannot THANK YOU each one enough" she says, who have come to help sort these medical supplies. Thanks to each one🙏🙏Dorothy ( for coordinating this),Diana, Helen C, Luba, Betty, Maggie, Lyn, Lorna, Gwenda, Anne, Colin, Max, and Ben. Finished the job by 2.30pm.🥰
We really APPRECIATE these medical supplies 🙏 from sponsors in Nowra, ARV in Cooranbong, Madgewick Optometrist, Cooranbong, PersonalEyes, Morisset and many people drop in to the Sonship Op Shop and leave supplies also. With out these very necessary supplies our Medisonships would not be as effective treating the villagers they visit every month. Appreciate any eye glasses 👓 😎 can be stored into the Sonship Op Shop to be sent to the solomons. Thankyou in anticipation 🙏