While we are praying, we are finding ways to keep our community youth busy and put something small in their pockets. Richard brought a load of red dirt to make our road entrance safe. The others spread the dirt. This is helpful for everyone who drives down our road.
James
Many waters… rainy season is almost over. Many smiles… On Sunday, as we sing and play and ponder Christ’s work in our hearts and lives. “Oh, Melvina, do you love Jesus? Oh, yes, I love Jesus.” Our small churches need for parents to attend is ongoing. We have a 1 to 4 ratio of adults…
January 8, 2016 “teach you daughters to wail” If I am to teach my daughters to wail the assumption is that I know already how to wail and I have something to wail about. What am I wailing for? Most importantly though is do I know how to wail? I can not teach what I…
Click on these links to see photos: When you go out in Monrovia these days, people are not so likely to be taking taxis but walking. Also, there are teams of men in hazmat suits collecting dead bodies. Good news is the Ministry of Health got some new vehicles to help with Ebola problems.
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…
“This same Good News that came to you is going out all over the world. It is bearing fruit everywhere by changing lives, just as it changed your lives from the day you first heard and understood the truth about God’s wonderful grace.” Colossians 1:6 NLT Dear Friends and family, If you haven’t heard
Ten months into the worst Ebola outbreak in recorded history there are many wondering where all this will end. Reading theories on the origins of Ebola and looking at international responses I am also wondering, where will all this end. As of today, the greatest causalities
