Foreign Flowers

$15.00

Foreign Flowers is Peggy’s second book detailing her daunting struggles and trials to build a working program in Africa. With vivid and entertaining stories she takes you on her journey into Africa along with her ragtag group of volunteers, distributing books and support to the schools and students. In the process her life, her marriage, and her spirits are renewed in unexpected ways. Her books are intensely personal and gripping accounts of a common woman’s struggle with uncommon events, but the most universal of human feelings.

Teach A Man to Fish

$3.00

This is a full-length documentary about Zambia’s Scholarship Fund. This documentary shows what life is like in rural Africa generally, taking you into the most intimate details of life. It especially focuses on what school is like there. With vivid examples, following real students we learn the real impact education is having on them. The overarching story is told through the eyes of a high school student, Jacob McLaws, attending an affluent American high school and contrasts his experience with the experience of Zambian students. The documentary is both educational and entertaining as you learn about the lives Humphrey, Memory, Chawli, and others. It is excellent for families to watch together and for classroom viewing as well.

Heart to Heart World's Apart

$12.00

Peggy’s first book was written in a desperate attempt to find a way to raise some money to support more students. It turned into a brilliant story of the transformation of a young mother from a small town in Utah. The story of a small, blonde, white woman traveling alone the remote villages of sub-Saharan central Africa is a most remarkable journey not only of unusual experiences but life transforming views of how the most extremely poor of the world live and what they dream of. This book chronicles the events leading up to the founding of the Zambia’s Scholarship Fund and is a most remarkable story of how one regular person decided to make a difference in the world.