BEAN BUYING BUSH BUNNY OVERWHELMED WITH BUNDLES OF BEANS!
 
On Mon­day, thanks to your prayers, we were lit­er­al­ly over run with bicy­cles, trucks, and peo­ple car­ry­ing bags of beans to the scales at our 2 food weigh­ing locations.
In Bala­ma, my bean team weighed 175 bags (much of it one bag at a time) in 7 hours, totalling 10.5 TONS of beans.
Capena’s team at our Mavala (Man­go Tree Church) staion, weighed 222 bags  (13.3 tons) and had to final­ly STOP in order to get home before dark!  They brought in the final 6.7 tons yesterday.
Need­less to say, your bean prayers were answered in abun­dance, as we final­ized the bean buy­ing yesterday.
Our barn is now OVERFLOWING with 95 TONS of beans.  We lit­er­al­ly have it stacked to the door with no placed for more.
Thanks so much for your help in pray­ing it in.  Next time, I’ll ask that it come in over 2 days and not all in one! J
 
Our goal was 90 tons, but God has proved abun­dant­ly more, and I think we are about to find out why.
On Mon­day, Social Ser­vices of Melu­co coun­ty radioed us, request­ed our help.  A vil­lage in the north­ern part of Melu­co coun­ty (where our 2nd orphan­age is locat­ed), is report­ed to have over 200 kids suf­fer­ing from severe mal­nu­tri­tion, rea­son unknown.
A team of inves­ti­ga­tors from the health depart­ment and social ser­vices along with our Melu­co orphan­age man­ag­er will vis­it this vil­lage TODAY to see for them­selves what needs to be done to save these children.
I’ll keep you post­ed once I get the details of their investigation.
 
UPDATE ON ERIC’S KNEE
Eric is await­ing a 2nd med­ical con­sult, before a final deci­sion is made on what course of treat­ment is the best to rem­e­dy his sit­u­a­tion.  Will keep you post­ed.  Keep the prayers com­ing, as we need God to show us HIS solution.
 
Bless­ings, BBB