JULY 2019
PEOPLE SPOTLIGHT:
The Rev. Cn. Moki Hino & Catherine Chow
The Rev. Cn. Moki Hino
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Catherine Chow
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-Plant vegetables that are easier to harvest and use for the residents such as cherry tomatoes, sweet salad peppers, lilikoi, green onions.
-Build a vegetable stand for the children to harvest their fruits and vegetables to store and sell to visitors and passersby, and save the money to use for activities for the children. (This was an idea from a parent of one of the children at Hale Iki. His son loves working in the garden!) -Set up a small covered catchment system with a spigot so the children can use to fill up their watering cans to water the garden when we are not there. (We usually bring jugs of water so we do not use any of their water from their catchment tank, and they love to water the garden!) |
Although we do not go there everyday to water, the garden is beautiful. God is blessing this garden :)
(And yes, that is a smiley face closing out her update!)
Pastor Katlin and the entire Holy Apostles' family are very proud of Catherine and are helping to guide her and help at garden work days.
"We are SO proud of you," said Pastor Katlin in a response to Catherine's update. "This is great work and I really appreciate having the information. You are an example of discipleship across ages."
God may be blessing the garden, but Catherine has already been a blessing to so many in her young life!
Pastor Katlin and the entire Holy Apostles' family are very proud of Catherine and are helping to guide her and help at garden work days.
"We are SO proud of you," said Pastor Katlin in a response to Catherine's update. "This is great work and I really appreciate having the information. You are an example of discipleship across ages."
God may be blessing the garden, but Catherine has already been a blessing to so many in her young life!
Sybil Nishioka, Editor and Communications Contractor, Episcopal Diocese of Hawai'i