Schools in Sierra Leone were either government run or mission run. I happened to work at a boys school run by Irish priests. The girls school was at the other end of town run by Irish nuns. I went to Sunday School (Disciples of Christ), but I don't remember much about it. In Sierra Leone there was the Confraternity of Catholic Doctri…
Schools in Sierra Leone were either government run or mission run. I happened to work at a boys school run by Irish priests. The girls school was at the other end of town run by Irish nuns. I went to Sunday School (Disciples of Christ), but I don't remember much about it. In Sierra Leone there was the Confraternity of Catholic Doctrine (the real CCD) and the Confraternity of Confirmed Drunkards, our weekly meeting of beer drinking at a local little store. First time they ran out of cold beer. The second time we went, they could hardly get the fridge door closed. I think the real CCD was for adults as was the second iteration.
Schools in Sierra Leone were either government run or mission run. I happened to work at a boys school run by Irish priests. The girls school was at the other end of town run by Irish nuns. I went to Sunday School (Disciples of Christ), but I don't remember much about it. In Sierra Leone there was the Confraternity of Catholic Doctrine (the real CCD) and the Confraternity of Confirmed Drunkards, our weekly meeting of beer drinking at a local little store. First time they ran out of cold beer. The second time we went, they could hardly get the fridge door closed. I think the real CCD was for adults as was the second iteration.