Wint 2 Africa: Our family these days

Wednesday, February 20, 2019

Our family these days

This is us! Can't believe the kids are getting so big. :)
Madylanne is 11,
Matthew is 8,
and Micah is 4.
Thank You Lord for our sweet children!

3 comments:

UnknownMarch 21, 2019 at 12:20 PM
Hey aunt melynda and uncle mark! It's Kylie. I'm gonna miss you once you go to Africa
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Mark and MelyndaApril 9, 2019 at 8:50 PM
Aww Kylie I just saw your message!! We will miss you too!! We'll have to keep in touch over FaceTime, ok? We love you!!
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WEBApril 15, 2019 at 9:05 PM
Oh my goodness, the kids are so big. Wow. This is Eric W from Tabernacle in Ga. Just been reading your emails and going through your blog. I had no idea what you guys were up to. God is awesome So cool.
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Prayer Requests

May 2024

*Pray for the 4 volunteer teams coming to serve with us this summer! The first team arrives this month. May the Lord speak to their hearts as they are speaking to people here in our coastal area about Jesus! Pray for all that God wants to do in people's lives over the next few months. *Pray for an associational training Mark will be leading May 11. *Pray for God to bring men who are using heroin to Kisima to find freedom from addiction through Jesus. Pray for Mark and his national partner as they seek the Lord's guidance for where to purchase land in order to expand this ministry. *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:

-Our roof is almost complete!

-Our first team of volunteers arrives this month.

-We had the opportunity to share Jesus with Esther's sister and a neighbor who came to sit with us while we were talking.

- We've had some lovely weekend visitors over the last few months. Thanking God for good company.

- 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.