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Video - Father Vjeko Center

Life in Rural Rwanda - part 2

Saturday, 08 October 2011 Written by Administrator

VIDEO: Life in Rural Rwanda - part 2 Author: Timothy Carlielle Duration: 1:01
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Kivumu Parish Primary School

Tuesday, 09 August 2011 Written by Administrator

VIDEO: Kivumu Parish Primary School Author: Timothy Carlielle Duration: 1:01
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105 Years and Counting

Friday, 22 July 2011 Written by Administrator

VIDEO: 105 Years and Counting Author: Timothy Carlielle Duration: 1:01
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Joseph and Adolphine

Friday, 18 February 2011

Joseph and Adolphine are the main protagonists of this short story from Kivumu. Duration: 6:22
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Life in Rural Rwanda

Tuesday, 04 October 2011 Written by Administrator

VIDEO: Life in Rural Rwanda Author: Timothy Carlielle Duration: 2:08
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Carpentry Section

Tuesday, 02 August 2011 Written by Administrator

VIDEO: Carpentry Section Author: Timothy Carlielle Duration: 1:07
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Rwandan Teacher Exchanges to Canada

Thursday, 14 July 2011 Written by Administrator

VIDEO: Rwandan Teacher Exchanges to Canada. Author: Timothy Carlielle Duration: 4:26
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Father Vjeko Centre 2008

Sunday, 27 January 2008

Take a look at this short video about our Center. We hope you'll get better preview of our work, our efforts and activitites for better life. By making a donation you'll help us a lot.. Duration: 9:30
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Father Vjeko Ćurić

He didn’t flee like the other foreigners. He stayed at the side of his parishioners. When refugees from Kigali came pouring here, Vjeko hired staff to prepare them food. He was the only one who concerned himself with the refugees, taking care of them until the very end of the tragedy that befell Rwanda. Read more...

Kivumu Parish

Kivumu Parish is relatively a small with about 60km2 with Christian Population 30,000 within its borders. The area is overpopulated especially if everybody has to live his/her own garden. An estimate of 40-50% of the population can not afford to provide daily meals to their families. Read more...

Small Christian Communities

As a parish we prefer the small Christian Community method. In these groups people learn to help one another. It is actually referred to as Church in the neighborhood where people pray and work together. We put a lot of effort to see that these structures function and are fruitful to them. Read more...