December 2022 Newsletter

mark • January 4, 2023

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It is Christmas eve as I write this and boy is it cold!

Our trip to Africa was nearly perfect! We were delayed

at the Indy airport and had to run to catch our plane

in Chicago but we made it!


Having been there so many times it is always such a delight to bring someone new. If you have never smelled the African air you are missing a big treat. Our two fellow travelers, Darren and Mark, fit in immediately.


Darren had worked so hard on training material for the pastors. That went really well! Our men are always open to good Biblical training. One of the pool liners we sent was used as a canopy in case of rain. It worked perfectly!


The men were delighted in learning and getting to know their new guests. It thrills my heart to see the body of Christ

working in such harmony to spread the Gospel.


This trip was probably Karen's favorite in all the

years we have worked there.

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