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Yoder, Robert and Dorah (Winter, 2010)
Rob and Dorah have very exciting news to share from Zambia – read all about it in their most recent newsletter.
“….adult teams, Mustard Seeds, Missionaries To Canada, and keeping up with the daily office responsibilities.” So much going on – learn all about Kathy’s role in these various ministry outreaches in her latest newsletter.
“…God will come close if we seek Him and draw near to Him daily. We in Zambia certainly need Him to plan our plans and direct our paths more than ever before in the days ahead.” Just what IS happening at the Teen Missions base in Zambia? Find out as you read Doug and Barb’s most recent newsletter.
Exciting news and updates from the Maher family – and a new word for this year – “DOOR”. Find out how that applies to 2010 for them as you read their most recent newsletter.
At Bridging the Gap we had 117 out of the 160 step forward to commit themselves to the Lord in full-time service, saying “Here am I Lord, send me”.
Spent morning foot washing, 9-noon. Over the 3 days, provided shoes to about 180. We ran out of larger sizes. Facilitators, who served sparingly, also ran out of rice for the large crowd that came–over 200 easily. The needs are very great in the world, and we see this so vividly at an RU.
Greetings from Cameroon in the powerful name of Jesus! Here is a brief summary by day: Tuesday Feb. 9, a day of preparation. We sorted, repacked shoes, food & medical supplies for the Rescue Unit (RU) at Vikulas Bengee, a rural site 3 km from Benakuma. Some of team went to town (Bemenda) for supplies, [...]
Maize has been harvested and is being dried. Fields are being made ready for another planting. Vegetable gardens have a new student manager, and seed beds have been planted as the other beds are being made ready for the seedlings.
“It has been the most heart-wrenching year of our life, and yet there is a peace and joy the Lord has given. We are blessed to have traveled down these roads. It is amazing how the Lord can turn those steep and rocky places on the path into something so beautiful.” Read the latest accounts of the journey of Matthew and Sarah Smith in this latest update from Malawi.
An exciting and fun start to the fall for the Shrock family: “In September we had dear friends that “kidnapped” us and took us on holiday to the beach.We traveled 12 hours across the mountains and through miles of sugar cane fields….” Read all about this and other exciting news in their latest newsletter from South Africa.
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