SAVE ONE LIFE, SAVE THE WORLD - Gooday, David
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SAVE ONE LIFE, SAVE THE WORLD GENRE: RELIGIOUSFACT.This book is mainly about an orphanage in Eswatini (Swaziland) and how a dedicated couple have spent thirty years raising abandoned children brought to them by the police, the Social Welfare Department, or by individuals - with no support from the Government or any non-Governmental organisation. They have depended entirely on local supermarkets and other individuals as well as some support from overseas. THEY ARE ASSOCIATED WITH AN ORGANISATION KNOWN AS LAMB ORPHANAGE. Some of their earlier rescued children have become teachers and mechanics…mehr

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SAVE ONE LIFE, SAVE THE WORLD GENRE: RELIGIOUSFACT.This book is mainly about an orphanage in Eswatini (Swaziland) and how a dedicated couple have spent thirty years raising abandoned children brought to them by the police, the Social Welfare Department, or by individuals - with no support from the Government or any non-Governmental organisation. They have depended entirely on local supermarkets and other individuals as well as some support from overseas. THEY ARE ASSOCIATED WITH AN ORGANISATION KNOWN AS LAMB ORPHANAGE. Some of their earlier rescued children have become teachers and mechanics etc. but the oldest is currently only 27 years of age. FICTION.In order to illustrate the possibility of a child saved from a drain and brought up in a Christian setting, the book is written as in 2055, so that the fictional Sipho Malcolm is adopted by a Christian family, taken to the UK and educated. He becomes a professor of psychology, marries and returns to his country to consider some ofthe major problems of over population and how this may be controlled.
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Rev. David Gooday has lived in Eswatini for most of 60 years. He has been a teacher, a University professor, a World Bank staff member, a consultant in agricultural education, a farmer and an Anglican priest. He has written several articles and published books related to agricultural education and to the Christian faith.