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Every Tuesday and Wednesday our family reaches out with the love of Christ by doing anything we can to help, entertain and cheer up the disabled people living at Cheshire Home. We help them make phone calls, write letters, tidy cupboards and then we also just chat with them and play games.
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Dear Friends, Finally I can say, “Greetings from Namibia”. The Lord graciously granted us a safe trip up at the end of April. I was blessed to have a friend, Marianne drive up with me and spend ten days here before having to take her to Windhoek to board the bus back to Cape Town. While in Windhoek, I was able to sort out my documentation. The Lord had providentially provided citizenship in 1993 and it is still valid. After setting up camp at Nakambale and a good night’s sleep we went to visit Christofine at Onamambili and promptly got stuck in the mud. Fortunately there was help near by and we managed to get the car out, not without a flat tyre though. Eventually we arrived at Christofine’s homestead and were greeted with a huge smile. My time here has been quite eventful.
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A team from St Matthews is joining the Churches for Namibia mission to Namibia from June 26th to July 13th. The team consists of Attie and Karrie Botha, Lauren Douglass and Traceylee Shuttleworth. The objective of the mission is to partner with local churches in sharing the gospel and training existing believers on how to be disciple making disciples. This mission usually results in changed lives by the grace of God.| Try this link |
