Blessings for Bangladesh
From left, North Idaho Christian School high schoolers Ashley Mishin, Jacob Holte, Sophia Pindel and Chloe Kaiser work with their younger counterparts March 14 during the school's Feed the Need meal packing event. The school prepared 10,000 vitamin-rich meals of rice and lentils to feed the hungry in Bangladesh.
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A packaged meal is ready to be boxed as Kanin Leard, left, tosses it into the air to be caught by his fellow North Idaho Christian School sixth graders Kowen Lawhead, center, Rhema Buck, center right, and Hana Gallegos, right, March 14 during the Feed the Need packing event.
Junior James Deschryber assists 4-year-old Jack Thomas with building a box tower March 14 during the Feed the Need packing party at North Idaho Christian School in Hayden.
HAYDEN — In hairnets and gloves, North Idaho Christian School's 220 students prepared meals with blessings and love.
The students worked in rotations throughout the day March 14 to pack 10,000 vitamin-rich meals of rice and lentils that will feed people in Bangladesh, a historically high-poverty, highly populated South Asian country.
“There is a huge need in Bangladesh,” North Idaho Christian School Communications Director Jennifer Scott said.
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