Fredna's Findings
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| Blog Name: | Fredna's Findings |
| Url: | http://www.frednabrown.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Missions, Christian, Holy living |
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| Popularity: | 2 Followers |
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We Love Sundays
We had another great day of ministry today in the town of Nkhamenya. Four students from the Bible school went with us and participated in teaching Sunday school, interpreting, and assisting as needed. We had a great time singing and praying in the car on the two-hour journey to the church location.
We had another great day of ministry today in the town of Nkhamenya. Four students from the Bible school went with us and participated in teaching Sunday school, interpreting, and assisting as needed. We had a great time singing and praying in the car on the two-hour journey to the church location.
Live Offering
I can honestly say that we received an offering today unlike any that we have received before. At the conclusion of today’s service, the pastor announced that the church would like to bless us with a special gift. At that, a man entered with a live goat with feet tied. How interesting!
I can honestly say that we received an offering today unlike any that we have received before. At the conclusion of today’s service, the pastor announced that the church would like to bless us with a special gift. At that, a man entered with a live goat with feet tied. How interesting!
Fishy Business
On the way back from Mkaika Sunday, I couldn’t resist the urge to stop and shop for fish for our ANTS students’ lunch on Monday. We fried up some local potatoes, added some cabbage slaw, and had a great meal of fish and chips. Did I mention that the vendors tied them to the side mirror and front cattle guard for transport home?
On the way back from Mkaika Sunday, I couldn’t resist the urge to stop and shop for fish for our ANTS students’ lunch on Monday. We fried up some local potatoes, added some cabbage slaw, and had a great meal of fish and chips. Did I mention that the vendors tied them to the side mirror and front cattle guard for transport home?
Enough Said
I took this snapshot for the 3KC. Lewis was more than happy to model for me. Read the t-shirt. Enough said!
I took this snapshot for the 3KC. Lewis was more than happy to model for me. Read the t-shirt. Enough said!
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