From: “Brenda Lange” Subject: BLOG Aug. 17, 2013 DISTRICT BASKETBALL COURT GETS A WORK OUT The local Administrator and I made the first run at the new basketball goal as I presented the rebuilt half court with 2 new goals to the County. Our budget would not allow us to complete the court, as rebuilding half the court cost $4,500, using 170 bags of cement. Cement and
FROM BRENDA LANGE aka. “The Bush Bunny” Date: August 14, 2013 Melissa Olmsdahl is the newest member of our Moz. staff. She comes to us from George, South Africa, where she was the Youth Leader for that town’s CMA church. (Christian Motorcycle Association) Melissa is a true blessing to our kids and to our staff. She picked up Linda’s responsibilities of cooking, as well as the
From; Bush Bunny Brenda Lange August 3, 2013 BUNNY AND STAFF HOPPING CAUSE INSPECTORS COMING THIS WEEK! A week ago we received a surprise inspection from the State office of Social Services. They gracefully brought us a 20 PAGE DOCUMENT containing this year’s new rules. They gave us warning that a NATIONAL INSPECTION TEAM from Maputo would be at our door on Tuesday, Aug. 6th. We were
From: Linda Ferguson, for” Bush Bunny Brenda” Date :, July 27, 2013 Hello to all of the faithful supporters of Orphans Unlimited, Inc. This email blog is coming to you from Linda Ferguson in our Texas office. I am the person who’s name appears at the very bottom of your weekly Bush Bunny Brenda Blog. Brenda is in Pemba today and didn’t write a Blog entry before
From: Brenda Sue Lang, The Bush Bunny Subject: BBBlog, July 21, 2013 JESUS FILM IMPACTS OVER 1000 “UNREACHED” IN MAPONE VILLAGE Our Orphan Drama Team at their best, just before the Jesus Film is shown. The boys did a great job and had the audience totally captivated. Our orphan drama team engaged the large crowd with 2 very powerful programs while our Missionary Team set up
From: “Brenda Lange” Subject: Blog, July 13, 2013 MAVALA BAPTISM SEES 23 DIPPED IN COOOLD WATER! The photo shows Pastor Alberto (in the rubber boots) using our newly made invention by Eric Dry, O.U.’s Associate Director in Mozambique. His portable Baptismal tank provides us a way to do Baptisms throughout the dry season. Eric puts one of our 750 liter water storage tanks on the back
From: “Brenda Lange” Subject: Blog, July 7 MOPONE VILLAGE A SERIOUS SPIRITUAL CHALLENGE The remote village of Mopone is only 14km (8.4 miles) from our base, but it’s like another world. No market exists, which signals a VERY poor area. The road to get there took 4 wheel drive due to deep sand and several washed out trenched areas. Not a fun drive in the daylight,
From: “Brenda Lange” Subject: Blog, July 6 HEY YALL! This week has been a whirlwind of activity that has kept us hopping from pre-dawn till dusk. HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL COURT GETTING A FACE LIFT FOR TEN DAYS our 26 man construction team chipped away with hammers and chisels at HALF the school’s 70 YEAR OLD BASKEBALL COURT, removing the top 2 inches of concrete. Hard, gruelling work for
From: “Brenda Lange” Subject: Blog, June 30, 2013 WATER WELL CREW put in the concrete slab and set the pump’s steel base into place on Saturday this week. All is moving forward to have “Living Water” flowing from the ground near our Balama church in the next 7 days. The cement needs time to harden before the pump can be installed later next week. Once the pump
From: “Brenda Lange” Subject: Blog, June 26, 2013 NEW WATER WELL IS A REAL GUSHER! On Tuesday, our water well drilling team hit an abundant water source at 47 meters (141) on our 40 acre property in Balama. Why the new well in Balama? 1. Our 2 present wells at our base are VERY shallow and cannot meet the growing needs of our orphans. 2. Over