Hi Guys- great to hear of the good things God is doing as you're there! We'll be praying for the last stretch of days that He'll use you to encourage the believers there to carry on the work with enthusiasm even after you are gone. I'm so sorry it's so hot for you :) I returned last evening from a conference in Manitoba where I woke up yesterday morning to -36 degrees!
I'm new at the "blogging" thing, but it's been great to read your postings, thanks for the updates. You indeed sound like you are getting much done and that ministry is happening. Guess there's a lot of truth to the notion that relationships need to be in place before ministry can happen. God bless you and protect you as you complete your last few days in Wakisi. See you all soon enough. Sue Sommer
I'm new at the "blogging" thing, but it's been great to read your postings, thanks for the updates. You indeed sound like you are getting much done and that ministry is happening. Guess there's a lot of truth to the notion that relationships need to be in place before ministry can happen. God bless you and protect you as you complete your last few days in Wakisi. See you all soon enough. Sue Sommer
John, several of your ski companions can appreciate your commitments in Africa; cold showers vs powder snow; it is a hard decision to make. We are certainly looking forward to hearing those stories and then of course, those pictures of the incredible view from your shower. Good Luck and God Speed!
Thanks, John, for the blog. We can almost see and feel the situations based on our previous visit to Uganda. Please convey our greetings to Damali and any others who might remember us. We look forward to hearing the stories in more detail.
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Hi Guys- great to hear of the good things God is doing as you're there! We'll be praying for the last stretch of days that He'll use you to encourage the believers there to carry on the work with enthusiasm even after you are gone. I'm so sorry it's so hot for you :) I returned last evening from a conference in Manitoba where I woke up yesterday morning to -36 degrees!
I'm new at the "blogging" thing, but it's been great to read your postings, thanks for the updates. You indeed sound like you are getting much done and that ministry is happening. Guess there's a lot of truth to the notion that relationships need to be in place before ministry can happen. God bless you and protect you as you complete your last few days in Wakisi. See you all soon enough. Sue Sommer
I'm new at the "blogging" thing, but it's been great to read your postings, thanks for the updates. You indeed sound like you are getting much done and that ministry is happening. Guess there's a lot of truth to the notion that relationships need to be in place before ministry can happen. God bless you and protect you as you complete your last few days in Wakisi. See you all soon enough. Sue Sommer
John, several of your ski companions can appreciate your commitments in Africa; cold showers vs powder snow; it is a hard decision to make.
We are certainly looking forward to hearing those stories and then of course, those pictures of the incredible view from your shower.
Good Luck and God Speed!
Thanks, John, for the blog. We can almost see and feel the situations based on our previous visit to Uganda. Please convey our greetings to Damali and any others who might remember us. We look forward to hearing the stories in more detail.
Stan and Donna
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