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This is Chaplain Deborah Ann McNair. I am in Accra Ghana 🇬🇭 again this year. It’s my second year on this missionary trip. We are now helping the local children with school supplies. There are over 1000 students attending the school. Grades are from Preschool 4-16 years old. I am a Disabled Army  Veteran Chaplain /Minister. Also a member of United Women Of Faith, The American Legion Post 213, a member of Chapter 50 DAV and I also assist in the community in the  Feeding of the Community during the Christmas Holidays with Bennettsville City Councilman Tyron Abraham and Representative Patricia Moore Henegan. I have worked in the school system for 10 years, both in Marlboro County and Killeen Independent School District. Joined the Army in 2003. Graduate from Northeastern Community College with an Associate Degree in Math 1989, St. Andrews University 1989-1990) FMU  (1990-1991) Early Elementary Education  and Sociology ; University Mary-Baylor University in Belton Texas ( Theology/ Education) 1992-1993; Certified Early Childhood Profession- Central 

Texas College in Killeen Texas 1999. Joined the military after September 11, in honor of a friend who died at the Pentagon and step uncle at World Trade Center tower number 2. Also my grandfather and father was in the Army.  So when 9/11 happened I joined the Army at 35. Because of my injuries I had to be medically discharged. I wish to thank everyone who contributed and supported me in Mission Africa. We have to pay for our trip, and room. The children deserve a good education because we are helping shaping the future all over the world. My plans are to continue Mission Africa until the needs are met. We also are attending church services. I am a partner of NDW Ministeries. Not only do I advocate for veterans but also children. 

My favorite scripture is  I can do all things through Christ that strengthen me. Philippians 4:13.