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| Preston visits the children at the villa preschool. They are always delighted to meet an American. |
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| One of the first things that teams do is pray for the project. |
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| Sarah meets Sarah, Carlitos' daughter. He is the national director of Project Life. |
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| Faith is blessed by meeting her sister Mary's sponsored child. |
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| We took the team for a trip to Gorongosa. We were quite surprised (okay....maybe terrified) when a mother elephant decided to charge us. This is a pic showing how close she came to the safari car. |
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| Another picture of the mother elephant. None of us got great pictures as we were having a hard time focusing! Yikes! |
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| So 10 minutes after the elephant scenario, we pause here to read the Powell Tribune with our safari guide and translators. Were you looking for your obituary Sarah? |
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| Sarah was trying to be Tarzan. She was delighted to find a vine to swing on. We saw more monkeys and baboons too! |
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| Emmalee was born with a handicap that makes it difficult for her to walk. It didn't stop her from coming to Moz though to share God's love. This was a precious moment when Simone helped her on the bird walk so she wouldn't fall. |
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| Stopping for a moment with our bird guide. |
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| Faith left her two young sons at home to join the team in Moz. (One adopted last year from Ethiopia.) She is loving on a little guy at the Mafarinha church plant. |
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| Dylan making some soccer moves with the nationals. |
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| It was good for Preston and Dylan to have some "guy" time. |
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| While the guys were at soccer, the girls attended a baby dedication. It was the grandson of our activista Emilia. |
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| Sarah is blessed to be able to pray for this new life. Noemia Cessito (next to her) and her husband Jeronimo are the leaders of the ROL project. |
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| The interns Kristy and Jessica take a moment to pray for God's blessing on the gifts for the new baby. |
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| Many women attended the dedication with their own babies on their backs. |
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| The team went to Savane for a VBS program. Dylan is playing their African drums while the children sing and dance. |
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| Faith is helping with crafts. |
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| Even Dylan is having a great time with the kids. |
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| Preston is painting a house built for Simone. He is the new national in charge of the Green 'Door ministry. |
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| This week we will say goodbye to our interns. Hope and the other 8 interns have been a huge help with the Green Door and so many other ministries in the two months they have been here at the Ray of Light. |
5 comments:
Great pictures! It is wonderful to have teamwork in God's Army!
God Bless all of you!
My Love in Christ!
Linda
What a blessing to see God's people serving and loving on His people so far from home and comforts zones! You are a blessing to me.
Wow! What a fantastic invest of time and lives! Thanks for the great pictures!
Pam- I waited to get home and treat myself to your blog posting and the great memories. Thanks for sharing your pictures, thoughts and life with me and the team during our visit. I am a changed person for what I experienced and am confident that He who began a good work in me is faithful to see it to completion. He Himself is my peace (as Eph. 2 states) as I process thru all this. I ask for His leading for me and my family and how He would have us care for the sick and poor of this World. Faith
Thanks Faith! God is changing all of us to be more like Christ. One step at a time. Bless you for your willingness to join us here in Moz.
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