On Wednesday we visited the Zulu Discipleship Center & Bible Camp, which our colleagues Tim & Helen Smith have been working hard on over the last year. The following article tells the story of Tim’s vision for the center: CEUM Camp Closed for Years, Reopens as Discipleship Center. The disciples are preparing to hold two weeks of camp in July. We took these photos of the camp. Pray for the first week of Bible Camp starting July 6. There will be 45 kids ages 8-12.
chapel
inside the chapel
the mason hard at work laying the mud bricks on the duplex which will house the disciple families
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Mason Ndekote laying adobe brick on the end of the duplex
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adobe, pressed mud, brick, dried and ready to be laid
carpenter Choras hard at work completing the doors and windows for the duplex
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The disciples peanut garden is in the foreground and corn in the background. Looks good!
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The disciples and their families share all their meals together much like the early church. We enjoyed a meal with them during our visit.
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Tim working hard on the frames for the outhouses. Next went a tin roof and then mats for the sides.
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a cool, restful spot to sit after hard work
