A Day Of Blessings

On our way to church today, a social worker called Lois. She told her that she had a five month old little girl for them. The mother had been physically harmed by the husband. They needed a place of safety for the little girl, Zekona. When Lois inquired about how long they would have the baby, the social worker said that the mother might not make it and Zekona may be a permanent resident at The Pines. 

In the beginning of the church service, the children picked songs and taught them to the adults that didn't know the words. Nazo ran the drums and Makhosi ran the sound system. During church, Martha, Stephaney, Alli, and Amber led the youth group consisting of children under grade two. After church was very exciting, because everyone at The Pines got to meet Zekona. 

Around noon, we went to the Bundu Game Lodge. They fed us Potchcus. It is an African dish consisting of Lamb, Ox, or Tripe over Rice, Pop, or Porridge. Vegetables were also added on the side which were the best part of the whole meal. 

After the group ate, we came back and enjoyed the sunshine with The Pines children. Around six o'clock, we had Worship Service with the children. They sang us their songs and described what they meant. Then Joe Otool led the sermon part of the service. 

sending our love,

Team 10

"Our God specializes in working through normal people who believe in a supernormal God who will do His work through them." --from The Prayer of Jabez