From my first meeting in 1994 until a few days before she died, and went to be with her Lord and Saviour, Jember was deeply compassionate towards the urban poor, prayerful, respectful of the Bible and she never gave up working for the Kingdom of God. Jember endured all sorts of hardships without feeling sorry for herself. What an inspiration! This picture was taken a few years ago in Cheltenham when presenting Jember with a silver plate inscribed as follows: With love to Jember. In recognition of your achievements with IHA-UDP from your friends in the UK, October 2013. "In as much as you have done it to the least of these my brethren, you have done it unto me (Matthew 25: 40)"
Sheila JohnsonIt was such a privilege knowing Jember and having a chance to travel to see her work in Addis Ababa among the poorest of the poor. A great legacy. I'm sure the angels in heaven will be rejoicing at her arrival there. God bless you, Jember and the lovely... moreIt was such a privilege knowing Jember and having a chance to travel to see her work in Addis Ababa among the poorest of the poor. A great legacy. I'm sure the angels in heaven will be rejoicing at her arrival there. God bless you, Jember and the lovely family you leave behind.
