MEMO Container, Unloaded in Liberia
Container, unloading 29 Jan–4 Mar · 20 items · Shared
Here is the picture story of the container being unloaded.
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Dearest praying friends, For a few days now, it has been impressed upon me to write you another short report. Personally, I am feeling quite well. Thank God!! My 21 days will be up on Friday.
James and Kathleen talk about the Ebola Response
TODAY by K. Ngenda Today, Today I live, Today I grieve, Today I pray, Tomorrow will be a gift. Tomorrow will be a greater grief. Tomorrow I will pray. I will pray and I will stand and pray, And I will walk and pray and I will wait and pray. To whom do I pray…
While We Pray…
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Washing the Rice
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James’ report, Wednesday, September 3, 2014
I feel better today. The Lord is at work. I feel lighter today because I am carrying His yoke. The team spent most of the morning