URGENT — ZITO NEEDS YOUR PRAYERS Sweet Zito, our 16-year-old handicapped child has been fighting a hip infection through 4 rounds of different antibiotics with nothing stopping it. After seeing 3 different doctors, our Balama doctor feels Zito’s life is in danger, for his infection is now resistant to the meds they have. A few photos of Zito through the years since Brenda first met him
JOSEPH PROJECT COMPLETE, SO THE LORD’S CHILDREN CAN EAT! The Joseph Project is the Lord’s name for our food buying program that has fed orphans in northern Mozambique since 2004. The Joseph Project (storing food for the time of hunger) expanded to Meluco’s 520 orphans in 2006 after a cholera epidemic wiped out the parents of many children. Buying 5 sacks of rice from this farmer gave
PRAISE JESUS! CORN TEAM MOVED 2,300 SACKS IN 3 DAYS!! I’ve seen men move fast before, but our 3rd day of corn buying was unbelievable. We completed our normal 600 sacks by 10 a.m., then realized only 300 sacks remained. I put it to a vote, and the men UNANIMOUSLY SAID, let’s finish it today!!! NEVER in the history of our program have we moved 900 sacks of corn through
SEND OUT 16 REMOTE VILLAGE PASTORS AND WHAT DO YOU GET? A gaggle of new believers, and 1000’s of children who know Jesus!!! Our 16 Pastors work weekly using the BAWANA GAMES/BIBLE STUDY PROGRAM with 1000’s of village children. They touch the lives of approximately 11,208 children with the love of Jesus in 37 villages each week. SALVATIONS: 29 Adults, 37 Teenagers, and 63 children. That is what I
BUNNY IS BACK MINUS ONE CHOMPER! All is well after extracting the bad tooth. I got there just in time, for the tooth infection surrounding my old crowned molar was about to eat through to my Left Sinus. Not a good thing. I had an implant post put in, so all will be back to normal in a few months when I can be fitted
ELEPHANT VILLAGE FOOD DROP A GREAT SUCCESS! Our truck driver and 2‑man team pulled out at 2:30am on Monday, (17th) for it is an 8‑hour drive to the Elephant Village. They were fully loaded with 4 TONS of corn and 0.6 TONS of beans, as well as 4 cases of soap and 2 large bags of salt for the children. I was very happy that
WE DID IT!!! 110 TONS OF BEANS AND 180 TONS OF CORN IN OUR BARN WITHIN A RECORD 13 DAYS! A lot of prayer preceeded this endeavor and God blessed us with a smooth journey.The food flowed in like a river in flood! DAVE DEBOER, my right hand man for this process, began his 3‑day journey this morning back to the USA. Keep him in prayer, for he was
BEANS, BEANS, AND MORE BEANS! Over the course of only TWO DAYS our fabulous staff and team of pastors delivered 110 tons of beans from all over the county (District) with rented trucks. Processing followed over the next 3 days and those beans are now neatly stacked in our bean barn. Job well done by our team, as their energy and ability to persevere till the job is done shows their love for the
DAVE DEBOER VISITING FOR 3 WEEKS Dave is busy following me around while taking video footage of all that is going on in the many facets of our mission. With his footage, our office staff hope to put together a short video for our website. We want all of you to feel “more clued in” on what is going on around here. Keep our Balama team in
BUNNY IN PEMBA DAVE DEBOER flies in late afternoon today to help me with food buying for next 3 weeks. JOY JOY JOY does not describe how happy I am for his helping hand. This is his 6th trip to help, so he truly knows what needs doing. We’ll be “hoofing” it back to Balama first thing tomorrow. With massive road construction now in progress through all of