Harvest time! It’s burning! Miles and miles of sugar cane, removed before the cane is cut So, for the most part, remove and it’s on fire! Did you in order to preserve the the unwanted leaves to obtain know that’s how your sugar amount of sugar inside the a better sugar yield. Reminds begins its trip to your table? cane. Removing the leaves you of the Lord pruning and Before it can be harvested the also prevents workers from gleaning, yes? fields are set on fire. The large being cut, and the fire runs all leaves of the cane must be of the snakes out of the area. New Ministry New village ministry in Chizoma While all of our town first Sunday service on the to be up, running, and settled ministries continue to flourish, farm. We are so praying for by then. we have now started a new an outpouring of the Holy We want to send out a special village ministry on the farm Spirit on this place! We have thank you to Rachael that was given to us in even been given a temporary Mangum. Rachael is one of Chizoma. A very special house for Pastor Siachibaba our prayer warriors, and even thank you to Chief until we can build the church keeps a schedule of where we Mwanachingwala and to and his home on the farm. are and when so she can be Headman Mumba for their God’s blessings have been so praying for us at that time. assistance in establishing a abundant! We are working (We are six hours ahead of church for this area. We will feverishly to get everything in EST until you revert to DST in be meeting each Tuesday place before rainy season November, then it will be 7 afternoon at the home of starts in November, and we hours) That is how we know Headman Mumba for Bible are actually taking a furlough someone is holding the ropes study for men, ladies, and this year (Charlye has missed at home. Could you do that children. We had our first 4 Christmases at home). We for us at some point? Our meeting this past week, and are planning at present to fly schedule is as follows: had 5 professions of faith back to the States in mid- Sunday morning services in among the women. This September, so everything has Kabobola and Chizoma. Sunday (7/9/17) will be our Sunday afternoon services in
Harvest time! It’s burning! Miles and miles of sugar cane, and it’s on fire! Did you know that’s how your sugar begins its trip to your table? Before it can be harvested the fields are set on fire. The large leaves of the cane must be removed before the cane is cut in order to preserve the amount of sugar inside the cane. Removing the leaves also prevents workers from being cut, and the fire runs all of the snakes out of the area. So, for the most part, remove the unwanted leaves to obtain a better sugar yield. Reminds you of the Lord pruning and gleaning, yes? New Ministry New village ministry in Chizoma While all of our town ministries continue to flourish, we have now started a new village ministry on the farm that was given to us in Chizoma. A very special thank you to Chief Mwanachingwala and to Headman Mumba for their assistance in establishing a church for this area. We will be meeting each Tuesday afternoon at the home of Headman Mumba for Bible study for men, ladies, and children. We had our first meeting this past week, and had 5 professions of faith among the women. This Sunday (7/9/17) will be our first Sunday service on the farm. We are so praying for an outpouring of the Holy Spirit on this place! We have even been given a temporary house for Pastor Siachibaba until we can build the church and his home on the farm. God’s blessings have been so abundant! We are working feverishly to get everything in place before rainy season starts in November, and we are actually taking a furlough this year (Charlye has missed 4 Christmases at home). We are planning at present to fly back to the States in mid- September, so everything has to be up, running, and settled by then. We want to send out a special thank you to Rachael Mangum. Rachael is one of our prayer warriors, and even keeps a schedule of where we are and when so she can be praying for us at that time. (We are six hours ahead of EST until you revert to DST in November, then it will be 7 hours) That is how we know someone is holding the ropes at home. Could you do that for us at some point? Our schedule is as follows: Sunday morning services in Kabobola and Chizoma. Sunday afternoon services in
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