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The Malawi School Project is a result of the Power of Intention and the willingness to follow the Pathway of Possibility. This journey is a very simple example that We Are All One, and that conscious Spiritually Motivated Social Action can enlighten lives in a multitude of ways. This is more than evident in the smile of each person, in the reflection of the Spirit we share through our hearts and eyes, and in the innate desire to better our lives.


UPDATE

(Letter to Rev. Keith Cox from Marc Friedman of buildOn – September 2009)
Here's a quick update on the school in Kanyengerera. As you may have heard, when we first visited this school, we found hundreds of students having classes in a very old and dilapidated structure. We broke ground on the new school on June 18th, and the school was completed on August 8th. Click here for complete letter

Journey 2008

In June of 2008, 28 individuals, as young as 12 years old, and adults made a follow up journey to the Kasungu District of Malawi to begin the building of 3 more schools and to view the impact of the schools they had built the year before. The 2008 journey exemplified once again that We Are One, and was experienced by all in a multitude of ways daily.


Watch “A Journey of Mind to the Heart of Afrika” the Journey 2008 video


Journey 2007

In June of 2007, 14 adults and young adults took the first journey to the Kasungu District of Malawi Africa to help break ground on the first schools funded by the Malawi School Project. Watch “We Are One” the Journey 2007 video


Watch “We Are One” the Journey 2007 video

 

 

 

The Malawi School Project has partnered with buildOn (formerly known as Building with Books) whose mission is to enhance education and empower youth in the U.S. to make a positive difference in their communities while helping people of developing countries increase their self-reliance through education. It’s not only our youth helping to building schools, it’s about engaging the community in an ongoing Community Education Program (CEP). Read More>