Things are getting a little dicey as we are going into the
third day of no water and the containers are getting low but with deodorant and
baby talc life ain’t too bad…yet.
Rackson came early to pick me up and was surprised that I
had gotten up much earner and had been downtown Blantyre with John and picked
up all the materials that were purchased yesterday. John and family took a
well-deserved day off and went on a picnic to the Zomba plateau. Sheila
worked on her presentation for the conference and I went with Rackson getting
things prepared for the conference, the well (borehole) is putting forth much
cool, clean water. The new floor in the classroom is about done as we picked up
sand and cement and with the well water the job will go much faster now. The
reason we are doing the floor in cement and not just hard packed dirt is it
will be used for food storage during the conference. What a blessing it is to
have one of the two classrooms with a good floor maybe next year we get the
other floor done. It is dirt and well packed but will be used for the cooking
room. With Rackson and his ability to plan and oversee the money provided for
this ministry we have accomplished much and still have the funds for much more.
God is big and with His help and guidance we can do big things in Malawi. Again
I cannot thank all of you enough, I could never accomplish this without your
support.
John has given BWBM
about 100 boxes of tracks and each box has 11,000 tracts so we had/have to
build shelves for storage at Rackson’s home which meant a lot of travel getting
timbers and plywood and nails and brackets and what, what all in that wonderful
lorry. I have no feeling in the lower half of my body. This will give my
physical therapist some to work on when I get home.
We will be working on a parallel translation of John/Romans
and getting it ready for print sometime in January and then shipped back from
the states in July, we are talking many thousands of copies which will be a
great tool in teaching.
Yesterday Bible Way Njuli went soul winning in the
Mbulumbuzi area, it was very warm, I say hot but none the less 7 souls were led
to the Lord. These people are so sweet of spirit and humble in their hearts it
is almost overwhelming. Their hunger for the word of God makes the small
hardship we think we endure seem silly. Please continue to pray for the work
here and God’s grace to see it through.
Because of the Cross,
Bro. Chuck
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