Wint 2 Africa: Father's Day

Saturday, June 26, 2010

Father's Day

Happy Father's Day! Here are Mark and Madylanne, smiling after a Father's Day breakfast of pancakes, scrambled eggs and bacon. mmm!

1 comment:

JDunnJune 29, 2010 at 9:39 PM
Happy Father's Day, Mark! You guys are so good to each other-cooking for each other on special days. And taking pictures of the moments. Good job! Thanks for sharing with us-
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Prayer Requests

November + December 2024

*Pray for Thursday outreach at Kisima...that each Thursday many more people will hear the good news about salvation through Jesus. Pray that the community will see Kisima as a blessing. *Pray for our children as they share the message of hope through the birth of Jesus our Savior in a choir performance put on by their school at a local restaurant! This will happen December 21st. *Pray for the families involved in the weekly occupational therapy group. Pray the seeds of the Gospel shared in the Bible stories will take root in their hearts so that they can have hope through Jesus Christ. *Pray for God to bring men who are using heroin to Kisima to find freedom from addiction through Jesus. *Pray for health for our family...mold is constant battle where we live. *Please keep praying for our language learning. *Please pray for us to keep our focus on Jesus. *Please pray for those struggling with drug addiction. It is a big problem on the coast. *Please pray for the Digo and Ndengereko people.

Praises

Thank God with us that:

-more than 50 people heard the Gospel during the Thursday outreach at Kisima!

-Melynda had a safe trip for her ladies meeting and was refreshed.

-The kids' secular school has asked for volunteers for a Christmas choral performance. And the songs they are singing are about the birth of Jesus, the Savior of the World!

- Three children said yes to Jesus during Sunday school at Rehoboth Church last week!

- An opening on a votech campus for ministry.

- There are nationals reaching the Ndengereko...and a few believers among the Ndengereko people...and at least one group meeting for worship and to study the Bible together.