Roy & Kim were able to make an overnight visit to BB & his wife, S. BB & S left CAR in haste back when serious trouble hit their village. They lost an adult son in the turmoil, besides their home and farm and orchards, but they keep on with living out the gospel among their co-refugees, while living now in Cameroon. Their village in CAR was very unique in that Fulani and local tribespeople worked together and lived in peace. The peace part was common before the war, but the “work together” part was unusual to see. Normally one would see definite neighborhoods of each religion/tribe, living peacefully but separate. Roy & Kim saw firsthand the work going on in the transferred village, and had many delightful conversations and experiences during their short stay. Roy was especially encouraged by the drive and desire of these villagers to help themselves. Development success stories! People hearing about God’s love! Yes!
Women’s ag co-op, S is in the middle in a white tshirt
BB handing out certificates to encourage ag co-op participants
Kim and friend enjoying each other’s company
