Prayer Needs - April 2007

The 2007 eSikhawini Medical Outreach Team is asking that you support us in prayer.

2 Thessalonians 1:10-12

With this in mind, we constantly pray
for you
, that our God may count you worthy of his calling, and that by his power he may fulfill every good purpose of yours and every act prompted by your faith. We pray this so that the name of our Lord Jesus may be glorified in you, and you in him, according to the grace of our God and the Lord Jesus Christ.

  1. That God would give the MOT(Medical Outreach Team) favor and protection in all circumstances.
  2. That God would make Jesus Christ known to the Zulu people. That they would realize His redemption and accept Him as their Saviour.
  3. That God would provide an overflowing abundance of medical supplies for the MOT to bring to eSikhawini.
  4. That God would develop our team into an effective vessel - that seeks Him in all circumstances.
  5. That God would deliver all of us and our luggage on time & safely to Africa and back to the US.

Passports

If you are still waiting for your passport - you can Click here to find out the status of your application. If you get an update - please let us know!

Medical Donations

The medical outreach team is in need of the following items:
(bolded items represent our biggest current needs!)

1. Acetaminophen (e.g. Tylenol)
2. Ibuprofen (e.g. Motrin/Advil)
3. Benadryl/Claritin

4. Robutussin or cough medicine
5. Antibiotic ointment (e.g. Neosporin)
6. Antifungal Creams (e.g. Lotrimin/Lamisil/Clotrimazole)
7. Hydrocortisone (1%) Cream (e.g. Cortaid)
8. Multi-vitamins/Iron (Adult and Children)
9. Imodium
10. Tums
11. Vaginal Creams (e.g. Vagisil/Monistat)
12. Pepcid/Zantac
13. Reading Glasses (+1.5 or +2.0)
14. Toothbrushes/small toothpastes
15. Wheelchairs and Walkers in good condition


All medications should be unopened.
Tablets are preferred.
Generics are accepted.

Adult and Children's medications are needed.
Expiration date should be August 2007 and beyond

Good News - We have received enough Ziploc Bags! Thanks so much for your generous donations.


Please circulate this list

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Malaria Prevention

Before we leave for the trip you will need have a prescription filled for malaria prevention. The once a day medication is called Malarone. There are others available as well.

Facing Your Giants



During the trip we will be reading Facing Your Giants by Max Lucado. Follow this link to see what it is all about.

Meet the Mafu's

I thought you might want to meet Isaiah and Mercy Mafu.

Bird's Eye View



On the left is the Mafu's home where we will live. On the right is the church called Kwamashesha.









In the upper left corner is a school. In the bottom right corner is the church called Gubethuka.



Yesterday - The Movie







To find out more about the film click here.

2007 MOT Calendar

Sunday, Jan 21st (6:30 pm - Tice Home)
Trip Overview
Monday, Feb 19th (7:30 pm - Tice Home)
Cultural Training & MOT Book/Training
Don't forget to bring:
(1) Initial Deposit
(2) Your Passport
(3) Your Birth Certificate
Monday, Mar 19th (7:30 pm - Tice Home)
MOT Training, Skills Inventory,
Conflict Resolution Plan, Spiritual Gifts
Don't forget to bring:
(1)
Your T-shirt (one that represents you!)
(2) Your Binder
(3) Your completed Team Services Opportunities Worksheet
Monday, Apr 16th (7:30 pm - Tice Home)
Cultural Training & Assignments
(1) Your Binder
(2) Any missing paperwork
Saturday, April 21st
Pack and Sort Meds/Supplies
Saturday, May 5th (2 pm - Kensington CC)
Pack and Sort Meds/Supplies
Saturday, May 12th (8:45a to 1p in Royal Oak)
Open Hands Food Pantry (
follow this link for a map)
Don't forget to bring some donations if you are able:
(1) non perishiable food items such as cereal
(2) Shampoo, Razors, Toothpaste, etc.
(3) Grocery bags
Saturday, May 19th (2 pm - Kensington CC)
Pack and Sort Meds/Supplies
Monday, May 21st (6:30 pm - Royal Oak High School)
Genesis Core Night - Commissioning Service
Friday, June 1st (6:30 pm - Tice Home)
Potluck Dinner
Saturday, June 2nd (2 pm - Kensington CC)
Pack and Sort Meds/Supplies
Saturday, June 9th (2 pm - Kensington CC)
Pack and Sort Meds/Supplies
Saturday, June 16th - Sunday, June 30th
South Africa

South Africa Stats

  • an average 15 yo South African has a 50% chance of dying from AIDS
  • 30 - 60% of the Kwa-Zulu Nation is HIV Positive
  • 2010 projection of 2.5 million HIV orphans
  • 50,000 new AIDS cases each month

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