Roy was busy in November with lots of tasks, and one of them was trying to get our house out at the CEFA farm ready to move into by January when we return to C.A.R. He and many others have …
Please pray for the people of the Central African Republic. War torn, hurt, fearful, hungry, mourning, worried, sick, dying, homeless, angry, hopeless; you name it and you would be describing someone in this messed up country. The international community has …
Roy and I were reunited in Yaounde after a month’s separation. We were guests of Karl & Mary Noren, and neighbors to our Gamboula buddies, the Turks, who are in Yaounde for this school year. A gardener saw and …
Barb Swanson, long time buddy, lives in Belgium with her husband, Steve. They minister at the international church in Antwerp and among the large refugee community there. I had some very precious moments with Barbocasteve in the airport, catching up …
Before I left Indiana for Africa, I was able to enjoy our little family’s Christmas tree decoration time!
So serious in the placement, so careful with the precious memory making ornaments!
Setting up 2 nativity sets in a very …
Yes, it’s snowing here in Indiana
and this Gramdee’s heart is full to overflowing with thankfulness. Thankfulness for grandchildren, thankfulness for Skype to be able to be communicating with Roy at Gamboula – he had a great Thanksgiving, complete with …
Kim Cone and a team of Fulani have been working on clearing a road from the main orchard and crop section of the CEFA land into the cattle pasture section, but this waterway prevents easy crossing with vehicles. Roy and …
Teaching about God’s love with words and in action
Big people and little people hang around to hear what he has to say!
You can imagine the joy of being with these three! And these two as well! (o;
I am soaking up the family time, being blessed with cuddling little Emrie, listening to Maia tell me all about what’s happening in …
We have a new granddaughter, Emrie Ndima, born on Nov. 1st! She and her mom, Kimia, are doing well. Someone, in kidding, said to me, “well, now you don’t need to go”, ha! I’m still going to Yaounde tomorrow, and …
