No backhoe here. Just Backs |
We are grateful to the Lord for His provision, and we
are
one step closer to the day the children will have a safe and healthy place
to sleep.
When I saw this photo, I thought, "Almost finished with the hole" |
We are also trusting that by next week, we will have more
progress to report on the building.
Nope, a little deeper |
I would also like to report that the food store has been restocked with about $2000 worth of food. It sounds like a lot of food, and it is, but you may be surprised to learn that it will last only about three weeks. We have a lot of children to feed!
These final photos were surprising |
This entire project has been a big undertaking, and we thank
all who have helped. And of course, it does not end when the dormitory is completed.
Vivian and I actually do not know what the future holds for us. We only know
that God has called us to be a part of this work.
If you have not read my two posts on “Knowing the Voice of God,” I would encourage you to do so if you are wondering why we are involved. The simple answer to that question is that I am only doing it because God told me to do it.
If you have not read my two posts on “Knowing the Voice of God,” I would encourage you to do so if you are wondering why we are involved. The simple answer to that question is that I am only doing it because God told me to do it.
I realize that those two posts are very long. They are the
transcripts from my sermons in the Log Church for the past two weeks. If you
read them, I think you may learn something about listening for the voice of
God.
But if you simply do not want to read a lot but still want to
know why we are involved, then just scroll down to the very end of the last
post. It is there I explain our how God spoke to me and our involvement with Kenya.
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