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  • MLI LOGO

    Nepal Arrival

    March 19th, 2011 | Blog, Homesliderfeature | Les Zollbrecht | No Comments

    After one of the longest non-stop flights in the world (18hrs) the team made it into the beautiful airport of Bankok, then proceeded along the Himalayan giants to our destination of Kathmandu, Nepal.  At the airport we were met with warm greetings and marigold leis from the Independent Trekking Guides team, Jagat Lama and Chet [...]

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  • Gokyo Ri, Himalayas

    Tent Peak Friendship Expedition Begins!

    March 17th, 2011 | Blog | Les Zollbrecht | No Comments

    Gear lists are checked off and the planes begin boarding Thursday, March 17. Off to Kathandu and then up to Kumari where we will be working to build a septic tank for the Kumari Hospital project. Then off to the Annapurna region to trek and climb 18,677′ Tent Peak. Follow our progress with our satellite [...]

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  • REI Store

    MLI Film Plays to Standing-Room Only Crowd at REI

    January 21st, 2011 | REI, On the Verge, Nepal, | Les Zollbrecht | No Comments

    On the Verge played to a full house at the Portland REI store on Wednesday night. Thanks to great promotions by Janet, Brian and the REI team, there was standing room only for the third showing of the film in Portland. Like the hot tea that was shared, warm-hearted individuals donated over $300 for the [...]

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  • Also known as "Mr. Everest"

    ON THE VERGE at The North Face with Pete Athans

    November 18th, 2010 | Blog | Les Zollbrecht | No Comments

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  • Island Peak

    Pete Athans to Introduce MLI Film: ON THE VERGE in Seattle.

    November 6th, 2010 | REI, On the Verge, Nepal, | Les Zollbrecht | No Comments

    Pete Athans, world renowned mountaineer, will be speaking about the pressing need for health care in the Himalayas as he introduces the Mountain Leadership Institute film, On The Verge, Climbing for Health Care in Nepal. The film chronicles an expedition’s climb of 20,305’ Island Peak in the Himalayas. It emphasizes the need for health care [...]

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  • Goat Rocks

    Goat Rocks

    August 7th, 2010 | Blog, Homesliderfeature | admin | Comments Off

    What a fantastic leadership team came together in the Goat Rocks

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  • Goat Rocks

    RVAA Goat Rocks Course 2010

    July 23rd, 2010 | Blog, Homesliderfeature | Les Zollbrecht | No Comments

    What a fantastic leadership team came together in the Goat Rocks area this last week! Students from Rogue Valley Adventist Academy stretched their leadership potential as they organized and climbed Old Snowy. Ash, Jenny and Les (instructors) wish RVAA Student Association a bold, graceful and dynamic year as they lead with God’s power and insight.

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  • Gokyo Ri, Himalayas

    MLI Team in the Everest Region

    April 10th, 2009 | Blog | Les Zollbrecht | 2 Comments

    After passing dozens of yak/cow hybrids (called Jokios) and mule trains, the six member MLI team is resting in the thriving village of Namche Bazaar, Nepal. Two days of hiking has brought the team through the rugged valleys and across the Dudh Khosi River (over a 200′ high suspension foot bridge). Today was a rest [...]

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  • Long Road to Nepal

    Long Road to Nepal

    March 16th, 2009 | Blog | Les Zollbrecht | No Comments

    Bleary-eyed we stirred from the short night in Portland Oregon to begin an expedition that would stretch over six weeks. The most important mission of thistrip is to create a film that will generate support to build and maintain a hospital. The second mission is to climb Island Peak and the third mission is connect [...]

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  • Climbing For Health Care in Nepal

    Climbing For Health Care in Nepal

    February 11th, 2009 | Blog | Les Zollbrecht | No Comments

    The news pommelled Jagat; “Your father has fallen.”Jagat was working as a porter in Nepal and had a long way to go to reach his father in his village of Kumari. His father had fallen while working in the hills around the small village. The nearest medical care required a nine hour walk. However, when Jagat [...]

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