When is a refugee no longer a refugee? When does the UNHCR start tapering off on the biweekly food aid? How do refugees, crowded together in camps, or scraping by to live in villages, eke out a living? How does …
We are encouraged as we see more and more Fulani cattle herders around Gamboula and the CEFA farm. Thankfully there are clear boundaries so that the farmer and the cowman remain friends! We are encouraged as we hear news of …
BB is a gifted man of God, a visionary who actually lives out his dreams. He loves people, and people love him. He loves to share his knowledge, be it about the gospel or fruit trees or sewing, and people …
Wow, this week was full of blooms! God’s creativity stuns me, over and over. Praise be to our Creator!
We continue to delight in telling bible stories, helping our friends across the river understand about the Lord’s faithfulness and grace. We had a woman with a deep desire to learn more about God, join us last Thursday, from a …
Pink roses and gloriosa lilies climbing up our little water tank supports. Lovely!
I guess when in South Africa and you order take-out pizza, the motorcycle comes through the shop, where it is safely kept, and trundles down stairs or a ramp from the second story to get the pizza to your door! …
We just said goodbye to a couple of premed college students who had come to Gamboula to experience medical missions firsthand. Interestingly, they were both attending Wheaton College but came to Gamboula under two very different mission organizations. Timothy …
Hey, when we’re in South Africa, we now have wheels! And, yes, he’s driving on the left side of the road, which is the “right” side in S.A.!! Thanks to Lynn & Gary Brackley’s generous gift of the use of …
We have 4 trucks and a bazillion motorcycles, but because of the horrible roads, overloading, and lack of a nearby AutoZone, there is only one truck and a handful of motorcycles working. We keep on keepin’ on, limping along until …
