Posted by ankolemission on June 19, 2007
Today was mudding day! We had two crews go out today, and both did a wonderful job. The first four photos below are from the group that went to work on the Birere church building, and the last two are from Kabaare…
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Caleb Bentley said
Hello Americans,
This has been a very interesting week for me and more of the Mission team. So far I’ve; eaten a grasshopper, drank the Nile {and rafted}, played in the mud, and seen more of the world in one day than I’ve seen in any singal month in Houston.
This really has been an amazing time for me. I get to go bonding with one of the “village people” {fun intended ;D} first thing in the morning, I’ll get back some time Friday evening I think. I’m kind of looking forward to that.
I have a ton of pics That i can’t wait to see. My dad will be so proud.
I’ll be seeing you guys soon.
CaleB
Jill Greer said
I think about all of you every moment of each day. You are constantly in my prayers. I applaud you for loving the Ankole people in such a powerful way. The joy in your faces and the love in your smiles tells a tremendous story. God is smiling on each one of you! The blessings and life changing memories will be a gift that you will take thru-out your life … something only Jesus can give. Soak up every moment, love those people and keep praising HIS holy name! Jill
Makenzie … I love you more than life. Your emails I will keep and cherish forever. You are Gods amazing gift to me. I thank Him daily for you. Can’t wait to hold you in my arms! I Love You my angel, Mommy
Margie Ricks said
Hello John,
Thanks for your email. It warms my heart to know you are well and having the time of your life. I am keeping track of the every day events so that I can create a memory book for you.
I love you and pray for you daily.
Take care, remember to journal and love those Ankole people with all your heart.
Love you to infinity,
Mom
Janet T. said
Caleb,
I’m so glad you wrote –everything sounds so amazing!
Do’nt forget to do some journaling, I want to hear all about everything!
A Verse in Colossians reminded me of this situation (it says what I wished I knew how to say):
Col. 1:3-4 “We always thank God, the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, when we pray for you, because we have heard of your faith in Christ Jesus and of the love you have for all the saints…”
you are always in my prayers.
love,
Janet