Communication
If you do not have Skype on your home computer, I highly recommend that you download it. This is a great way to stay in touch with your family while we’re out of the country. And it’s free! Also, if you don’t have a webcam, you can purchase one at Walmart for around $25. That way, (as long as the internet cooperates), you will be able to call your parents and actually see them face to face while we’re in Swaziland. You do not have to have the webcam to use Skype. It works just like a telephone, but it’s through the internet. Just go to the website and download the program:
www.skype.com
Search for our email address: [email protected] or
Our skype name is doyletonya
We will be able to visit an internet cafe for blogging purposes and trip updates in Manzini. This expense is covered by AIM. If you want to email or call your parents, that amount must be paid by you personally. Don’t worry, I was told that there is only a small fee for internet service.
I must agree that Skype is a LIFESAVER for us parents back in the ol’ U.S.A.! It’s so comforting to be able to hear your child’s voice and see their face when they are on these mission trips. and it’s FREE! Have there been any established “communication days” at this point for the team? I realize it’s a relatively short period of time and those types of plans might be forthcoming just curious. We will be praying for this team on their mission to Swaziland!