MIRACLE HEALINGS IN NAMARA DISTRICT

Our 2 Pas­tors in Nama­ra Dis­trict, 24 miles (40 km) to the south of Bala­ma, report­ed 4 mir­a­cle heal­ings after pray­ing for the sick in dif­fer­ent locations.

Pas­tor Alber­to reports heal­ings and 25 new believ­ers in Namuno churches

 

A man who suf­fered from Bil­harzia (par­a­site infes­ta­tion of the blad­der caus­ing bleed­ing and mas­sive loss of ener­gy) showed no blood in his urine and regained strength over the next 3 days fol­low­ing prayer! Med­ical fact: Even with prop­er med­ica­tion, Bil­harzia is a tough par­a­site to erad­i­cate and the bloody urine does not dis­ap­pear with­in 3 days after treatment.

 

Two oth­ers were deliv­ered from chron­ic back pain and stom­ach prob­lems, while a 3rd per­son became pain free after suf­fer­ing chron­ic headaches for 5 years! Praise Jesus for all of this, and I pray for a greater anoint­ing on these 2 Pas­tors as they con­tin­ue to evan­ge­lize in this very remote area.

 

TWO INFANTS HOSPITALIZED WITH MALARIA THIS WEEK

Mon­day ear­ly a.m. found us urgent­ly admit­ting Baby Arman­do, 6 weeks old, with malar­ia. This is seri­ous as babies this age do not weigh enough to use the nor­mal treat­ments, so he had to be giv­en IV Qui­nine. He is still in hos­pi­tal with a pos­i­tive malar­ia smear after 4 days of treatment.

 

On Tues­day after­noon, Baby Jac­in­ta, 5 months old, was also admit­ted for a pos­i­tive malar­ia smear. She weighs just over the 5kg (11 lb.) lim­it, and could receive the nor­mal IV treat­ments. Jac­in­ta was released Thurs­day after­noon to con­tin­ue oral treat­ment at home for the next 3 days.

 

Both of these babies came to us in a very frag­ile, mal­nour­ished con­di­tion, which decreas­es their resis­tance to every sick­ness. Please keep them both in your prayers this week.

 

Malar­ia is on the increase in our area due to the rains slack­ing off in the last 2 weeks, allow­ing the mos­qui­tos to breed and flour­ish. All our chil­dren and moth­ers sleep under mos­qui­to nets, but any­one out­side after 4pm can become infect­ed as that is when the mos­qui­tos begin feed­ing. We thank you for your prayers for all our chil­dren for malar­ia is ram­pant through­out all of Africa in the rainy season.

 

Crossed a riv­er and walked 5 miles with his vil­lage orphans to fetch their school sup­plies and buy their shoes.

 

 

Pre­cious Soz­in­ho, 3 years old, demand­ed a back­pack for preschool.

 

WORK CONTINUES DESPITE HEAVY RAINS

Just as the US Post Office has their mot­to about deliv­er­ing mail in any weath­er, I believe our BBC and con­struc­tion teams deserve the same. THROUGH MUD, RAIN, AND DARK OF NIGHT, THE LORD’S WORK MUST BE DONE WITH MIGHT!

Our TREES OF RIGHTEOUSNESS.  The men reap­ing God’s harvest.

 

Our BBC and con­struc­tion teams of con­struc­tion work­ers faith­ful­ly arrive dai­ly before 5 a.m (still pitch dark) for our dai­ly devotions.

We do action songs, hear a mes­sage from God’s Word, then pray a bless­ing over all of them. The sky light­ens by the time we are done, and all go off to their respec­tive jobs.

 

Note:  Con­struc­tion made great progress as we con­tin­ued pour­ing floors, built a bath­room, and mount­ed win­dow frames at the new dorm this week.

 

Bless­ings,

Bush Bun­ny Bren­da Lange

And the Bala­ma staff