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FROM “BUSH BUNNY BRENDA“
DATE: FEBRUARY 26, 2022
 
BBC LEADERS CONTINUE TO SERVE
 
Car­l­i­tos and Daniel are 2 of our BBC lead­ers who serve by tak­ing food twice a month on their BBC motor­bikes to 9 orphans liv­ing in a remote moun­tain area south of our mis­sion sta­tion. On a clear day, I can actu­al­ly see the area they are going to, but get­ting there by road is anoth­er mat­ter. Motor­bikes make it eas­i­ly,  where even 4 wheel dri­ve would get stuck in the rainy sea­son since the road floods.
 

BBC LEADERS, Car­l­i­tos and Daniel load­ing up food for 9 Orphans liv­ing in a very remote moun­tain are​a.
 
These 2 men made the 40km/24 mile dis­tance in 3 hours yes­ter­day, which is good for that road. Once there, they check on the 9 young­sters, and found them in need of new clothes. Upon hear­ing their report, I sent them to the mar­ket on a clothes-buy­ing mis­sion. Those clothes will be deliv­ered TODAY, pro­vid­ed there is no rain.
YOUR LOVE GIFTS AT WORK!
 
 
TEEN POWER!
 
Each week, our 17 teenagers vol­un­teer 2 hours to help keep our mis­sion’s moringa orchards and soc­cer field clean and safe. Clear­ing away all grass, leav­ing only the sandy loam soil, means snakes can’t hide there! That’s a very good thing since 99.9% of African snakes car­ry some form of poi­son. Pick­ing Moringa is a cook­ing task of the teen girls, so they make sure the “team” keeps it VERY CLEAN! 
 

Teenagers in our pro­gram clean up the Moringa orchard this week.​
 
Mot­to of Rur­al Mozam­bique: A clean yard, is a safe yard. It’s a task every Bala­ma house­hold per­forms ear­ly each morn­ing. 
 

17 teens in all, they make a pow­er­ful work force.​
 
FEBRUARY IS ALMOST OVER. MARCH WILL HOPEFULLY SEE THE REDUCTION OF HEAVY RAINS SO THE CORN AND BEANS WON’T ROT ON THE STALKS.
 
 
JOIN US IN PRAYING IN A GREAT HARVEST, FOR THE NEED IS GREAT!
 
BLESSINGS, 
BUSH BUNNY BRENDA LANGE 
AND THE BALAMA STAFF