Ryan Keiith, president of Forgotton Voices sporting the Anthem of Hope gear and chatting with Fibion - pastor of local Free Methodist Church and Program Director for Forgotten Voices in Zimbabwe. Fibion is one of the brightest graduates from the country's best theological school.

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leblanc > The view from my deck at Shumba Shaba lodge. We spent one lovely night here in transit.

leblanc > Ryan Keiith, president of Forgotton Voices sporting the Anthem of Hope gear and chatting with Fibion - pastor of local Free Methodist Church and Program Director for Forgotten Voices in Zimbabwe. Fibion is one of the brightest graduates from the country's best theological school.

leblanc > Ryan with Douglas, the director of CLRC - Christian Leadership Resource Center. A group Forgotten Voices supports. They are a resource center for local pastors, but the vision for the organization is great.

leblanc > Traditional for the country, a bottle or bowl of water is taken to each person and poured over hands into another bowl to wash hands before eating.

leblanc > I'm in the trunk area of the truck...I spent quite a bit of time back there actually. This is Horace, he is Fibions right hand man at the Free Methodist church in Bulawayo. --darren

leblanc > Twins that we met and interviewed on video. Their mom passed away and Forgotten voices helps get them through school.

leblanc > Steve, Ryan and Darren eating with local pastor James Moyo, in the home he built for his family. Forgotten Voices. Forgotten Voices helped financially. James is a local hero in Zimbabwe that we need to continue to support.

Ryan Keiith, president of Forgotton Voices sporting the Anthem of Hope gear and chatting with Fibion - pastor of local Free Methodist Church and Program Director for Forgotten Voices in Zimbabwe. Fibion is one of the brightest graduates from the country's best theological school.