Saturday we had our first VBS day in the village of Mambia. We shared a bible story, sang songs, played games and made tye-dye shirts with about ninety students. After that we went to visit the second school which was birthed from the one we started in Mambia. This one has a little over ninety students in regular attendance. We were welcomed once again with music, dancing and many praises. We were given large amounts of fruit and vegetables as well as our second piece of land on which they want us to build another school!
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Hi Everyone,
we missed you at our Sunday Service today!!! We of course talked about you and prayed for all of you!!! You are truly missed but, we all know how God is using you all in Mambia! We love seeing pictures of you and following your blog. So happy to hear about what you are doing and can't wait to see what you will be doing next!!!
Blessings and hugs to all of you!!!
Jes, Les and Chels
Hello All,
Wow we are so in awe of what God is doing there!! Besides hearing you are homesteading, being provided with well rounded meals and lots of favor, we all can hardly wait to hear your testimonies, blessings, experiences, etc... Know that you ALL are continuously in our prayers!!
We Love You,
Dennis and Susan
God is in control. He knows that y'all need fresh fruits & veggies in your diet. May God manifest His power & glory in all things.
G-ma Pat
Can't believe your time in Mambia is almost over (for now). There has been an army of support for this work. What a privilege for each of you to be chosen to deliver gifts of love in person to these special people! As Kristina read to us Sunday before interceding for you, "Everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved. How then can they call on the one they have not believed in? And how can they believe in the one of whom they have not heard? And how can they hear without someone preaching to them? And how can they preach unless they are sent? As it is written, 'How beautiful are the feet of those who bring good news.'"
J misses her dada.
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