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FROM “BUSH BUNNY BRENDA“
DATE: OCTOBER 2, 2021
 
“ON FIRE” PASTORS REAPING A HARVEST
 
At the end of each month, our 14 remote Vil­lage Pas­tors con­verge on our Bala­ma mis­sion sta­tion to report what has hap­pened in the last 30 days. End of Sep­tem­ber com­plet­ed the 3rd quar­ter of this year, mean­ing it was food dis­tri­b­u­tion time for these men who receive a quar­ter­ly food allowance, thanks to a gen­er­ous donor.
 

Half the Vil­lage Pas­tors with their food gifts behind them.
 
The pur­pose? All these men are farm­ers, but rais­ing enough food to feed your fam­i­ly through­out the year is a full-time job, leav­ing lit­tle time for the Lord’s work. 
 

The oth­er half of our Pas­toral group.​
 
FYI: Octo­ber is peak dry sea­son when lit­tle grows due to a lack of water. This is why our food dis­tri­b­u­tion to orphans from August to Novem­ber is so vital to the orphaned and vul­ner­a­ble chil­dren we assist.
 
PASTORAL QUARTERLY REPORT
Sal­va­tions:
Chil­dren: 653 
Teenagers: 252
Adults: 171
Heal­ings: 5
Includes 1 blind man who began to see after prayer, and 1 Witch Doc­tor whose leg injury healed up after prayer.  All med­ical help had failed.
 
1 Witch Hut was burned in Nama­ra after a dif­fer­ent Witch Doc­tor and her fam­i­ly came to the Lord. Yes, most Witch Doc­tors in our area are women.
 
THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING US, SO OUR TEAM CAN CONTINUE SHARING THE LOVE OF JESUS WITH EVERYONE THEY MEET. 
 
FYI: Our church­es are now open with a lim­it of 50 inside at a time. Out­door meet­ings, which we pre­fer, can have up to 100 present. 
 
BUSH BUNNY TIDBITS:
1. BABY REGINALDA remains in hos­pi­tal with an unknown infec­tion after doing so well the first 2 days after being trans­fused.
PLEASE KEEP HER IN YOUR PRAYERS, for she is a fight­er who needs a mir­a­cle from our Lord.
 

Alferes (above) is now back at work after 5 days off from a grand mal seizure.
 
2. ALFERES is back to work, help­ing a friend build an auto mechan­ics shop. I am proud of both him and Elizio, a 20-year-old orphan who was raised by his grand­moth­er while liv­ing in one of our upgrad­ed mud brick homes. Elizio now total­ly cares for his grand­moth­er, who is very fee­ble and unable to cope with­out assis­tance. 
 

Elizio hard at work in his new job as assis­tant brick­lay­er.​
 
Both young men learned by “doing”. Our brick lay­ers took them on as appren­tices while build­ing house #7. Now they work as brick­lay­ers at an out­side job, under the super­vi­sion of a mas­ter brick­lay­er. 
 
YOUR LOVE GIFTS ARE REAPING A HARVEST! THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS POSSIBLE. 
 
Bless­ings, 
BUSH BUNNY BRENDA LANGE 
AND THE BALAMA STAFF