BUNNY’S CHOMPERS REPAIRED, SO CARROT FARMERS BEWARE! 

After the den­tist, Eric Dry and I spent most of my final 48 hours in S. Africa com­plet­ing a new, excit­ing video con­tain­ing our res­cued orphans, plus the work our staff, Pas­tors, and BBC Teams (Bush Bik­ers for Christ) per­form to spread the gospel to all we meet. My part was the eas­i­est, since I only had to help edit and write the voice-over for the final­ized film. Eric had the tough job of match­ing the sound­track to the cor­rect parts of the film, ren­der­ing it into a pro­gram every­one can watch, then get it sent to our USA office. All was com­plet­ed just 1 hour before I had to catch my plane. By next week, it will be ready for all to view. 

OUR SINCERE THANKS TO O.U. BOARD MEMBERS ERIC DRY AND DAVE DEBOER (who did most of the film­ing), for mak­ing this film pos­si­ble. BUSH BUNNY TIDBITS SMILING FACES make our staff hap­py, for it means our res­i­dent chil­dren feel loved and well cared for by their fos­ter moth­ers. Below are a few pho­tos of our chil­dren in the Vic­to­ry House. 

Hap­py kids at Vic­to­ry House.

More of our hap­py Vic­to­ry House kids.​ JESUINO and his Fos­ter father, Esteven, 18 months after he almost per­ished togeth­er with his moth­er in a vil­lage birth. Jesuino sur­vived because his grand­moth­er raced him to the Bala­ma hos­pi­tal as he was suf­fer­ing from an infect­ed umbil­i­cal cord. 

Chub­by-cheeked Jesuino and his fos­ter father, Esteven.​ Ten days lat­er he was over his infec­tion and placed in our care, for the elder­ly grand­moth­er had 4 oth­er orphans to care for and the baby was in need of spe­cial care. More sto­ries to come in the fol­low­ing weeks. Stay tuned, for our sto­ry nev­er ends. 

BLESSINGS,

BUSH BUNNY BRENDA LANGE 

AND THE BALAMA STAFF