Prayer Song
A sweet reminder of what's important!
With great anticipation - the Mafu's are coming to town. Hooray. We look forward to letting everyone know the reunion date! In the meantime, please continue to pray . . .
** Pray for safe travels for the Mafus as they arrive this weekend.
** Pray for Zomusa and our dear friends in SA as they keep the ministry going while the Mafus are here
** Pray for Sally as she has back surgery next weekend
** Pray for Sharon's mom who continues to struggle with poor health
** Pray for my brother and sister-in-law and nephew who are still in Togo serving the Togolese
** Praise for Adam and his new job at KCC in its mission ministry
** Praise for Sabelo who passed his driving test, and Spha who received all high marks at school
Thanks. Tracy
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Close encounters with a South African Elephant. We were backed up by the elephant for at least a 1/2 mile if not more. He then proceeded to come about 1 foot away from another safari vehicle! As Sarah says on the video - Cool and Terrifying all at the same time.
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It has been such a priviledge to hear the teams' stories after we returned from eSikhawini. I am truly amazed (I shouldn't be) how God transforms our hearts and minds. He blesses the folks in South Africa and he blesses us equally if not more. For this I am truly grateful. I am going to start a series of posts called "What we learned . . . " that capsulize some of things we learned in preparation, during, and in result of this mission. These posts will be sporadic and in response to the stories that continue to bless my ears - so stay tuned!
What we learned . . .
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The videos are finally being uploaded to YouTube. I will try to publish a few on the blog site like this one! Play the video and here the sweet sounds of the teenagers at Grace Evangelical spontaneously singing during their Sunday School lesson.
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