#1- My bed
#2- English class
#3- Let the corn rows begin!
#4- Almost done!
#5- Finished project! (Yellow shirt: Jizella, Blue shirt: Lanorda, Blue shirt: Cloudia)
#6- Close up of the sweet corn rows
#7- The after effects of corn rows: BIG HAIR
#8- Cloudia: The skilled braider!
#9- Nolita holding up her pottery
#10- A few of the girls playing
#11- Kinito (Maybe 7 or 8 yrs old..they are unsure)
#12- Mina (4 yrs Old)
#13- If only they knew..
#14- The boys infront of their temporary homes until the new dorm is finished! (They love it!)
#15- Elder (White shirt) posing for the camera. He was one of the children from the orphanage and now he helps out with the kitchen work. He is such a young man who loves the Lord and loves to serve! He also is dedicated to doing morning and evening devotions with the children during the week, and teaching sunday school.
#16- In need
#17- In plenty
Well this is it for now. I will post more later! Enjoy!!!
3 comments:
My hair hurts just seeing your rows! Thanks for posting so many pictures, as it draws us nearer to you while you are so far away. Our Lord is surely pleased with your service and wants to do a great deal within you, as well as through you during your season in Africa. We in NC are asking DAD to bless you "really big!" and to prove Himself to you (in new ways) to be all sufficient and loving. 143!
yeay for pictures!!! I love the one with the chickens...oh my.
Great to see a little bit more of what's going on! :)
Mmhmm, my favorite - I suppose sadly - is of the chickens. Suckers. So, in the African translation of the Bible, do they put "like lambs to the slaughter" as "like chickens to the boiler"?? Muah haha.
Hokay. Mature time.
The realization that there's water hasn't sunk in yet, but the idea is riveting of God's grace and willingness to answer prayers. I was reading in Matthew this morning how Christ spoke that, if the birds and animals have places to lay their heads, and flowers have clothing, then how much more does He care about men? I suppose "how much" is not able to be measured, or to be captured with words.
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