As we write this we imagine you sitting at Colins having lunch similar to what we did last year. Please give our regards to Colin and Shirley, also Lucy the teacher if you see her. Can someone have some nsima for us?! A verse from Eph for you as you work for the Lord: "Pray also for me, that whenever I speak, words may be given me so that I will fearlessly make known the mystery of the gospel,for which I am an ambassador ..... Pray that I may declare it fearlessly, as I should." This is our prayer for you all. Doug & Diane
Great work with the video Carey, funky titles and music as well! I'm impressed that you could upload it so 'easily' over in Malawi. praying that your day has been exciting, not too tiring and your body clocks quickly adjust to the 8 hour difference. Looking forward to the next update. Matt
Hi all, I'm sure you know this by now but just wanted to let you all know that we're getting your messages. I believe you're not getting ours back?! Thanks for keeping us up to date - LOVE the video - looking forward to more (Carey - maybe don't munch your way through the next one)! I hope yesterday went well for you all, I know how full-on Sunday's in Africa can be. I'm sure God was able to use you wherever you were. Hoping you were able to catch up on some sleep last night. John and Sue - have you found your pillows yet or have you had to trek down to Shoprite and find some more? Love to you all, xxx
Thanks everyone for the support! Em, i will make sure next time I get rid of my chewy first, haha :) Sundays are so hectic, i don't know how dad does it! I will pass your message on to john and Sue when i see them on wednesday, we have been apart for a few days so they haven't been able to log-on themselves :) Doug and Diane dad says thanks for the message, and doug we vistited your church today and and the roof has been completed! And El thanks for the message :)
Hi Sue. Jenelle told me about your African blog so here I am have read all about what you are doing which sounds very exciting and worthwile. The photos are fantastic of the animals and what a job to keep them fed and happy especially as they are orphans,keep up the fantastic work. You and your husband John are doing good work in other areas as well, I commend and admire you that you go out of your comfort zone to help so many other whom are suffering. God bless you both. Talk again soon Sandy from the YMCA.
Cold in Jo'Burg - hopefully a warm reception in Zomba! Prayers for God's blessings on your day.
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Praying for you all.
ReplyDeleteVery exciting times ahead!!!
Eloise xx
As we write this we imagine you sitting at Colins having lunch similar to what we did last year. Please give our regards to Colin and Shirley, also Lucy the teacher if you see her. Can someone have some nsima for us?! A verse from Eph for you as you work for the Lord: "Pray also for me, that whenever I speak, words may be given me so that I will fearlessly make known the mystery of the gospel,for which I am an ambassador ..... Pray that I may declare it fearlessly, as I should." This is our prayer for you all. Doug & Diane
ReplyDeleteGreat work with the video Carey, funky titles and music as well! I'm impressed that you could upload it so 'easily' over in Malawi. praying that your day has been exciting, not too tiring and your body clocks quickly adjust to the 8 hour difference. Looking forward to the next update. Matt
ReplyDeleteHi all, I'm sure you know this by now but just wanted to let you all know that we're getting your messages. I believe you're not getting ours back?! Thanks for keeping us up to date - LOVE the video - looking forward to more (Carey - maybe don't munch your way through the next one)! I hope yesterday went well for you all, I know how full-on Sunday's in Africa can be. I'm sure God was able to use you wherever you were. Hoping you were able to catch up on some sleep last night. John and Sue - have you found your pillows yet or have you had to trek down to Shoprite and find some more? Love to you all, xxx
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone for the support!
ReplyDeleteEm, i will make sure next time I get rid of my chewy first, haha :) Sundays are so hectic, i don't know how dad does it! I will pass your message on to john and Sue when i see them on wednesday, we have been apart for a few days so they haven't been able to log-on themselves :)
Doug and Diane dad says thanks for the message, and doug we vistited your church today and and the roof has been completed!
And El thanks for the message :)
Cheers,
Carey
Hi Sue.
ReplyDeleteJenelle told me about your African blog so here I am have read all about what you are doing which sounds very exciting and worthwile. The photos are fantastic of the animals and what a job to keep them fed and happy especially as they are orphans,keep up the fantastic work.
You and your husband John are doing good work in other areas as well, I commend and admire you that you go out of your comfort zone to help so many other whom are suffering. God bless you both. Talk again soon Sandy from the YMCA.