When we originally went to Africa July 2015, we took 6 trunks weighing 50lbs each. We had no idea of what would be available to purchase. We packed everything we thought we would need to survive. Now with 3 years of experience in Africa, we know we can purchase most things. We could take 9 … Continue reading Packing
Category: DIGO
Reality of the mission field
This is taken from our recent newsletter. You can access the full content here. We want to be open and honest with you our supporters. The mission field is a struggle. Recently our Regional Executive Officer (REO) shared with us that 90% of our time on the mission field is spent just trying to survive … Continue reading Reality of the mission field
Watering those seeds
The post is an update from my previous post. Currently, we are testing the first two stories which are the creation of the spirit world and the creation of heaven and earth. This past week I have been sharing these stories in Swahili in our village. I am asking for feedback which has opened many … Continue reading Watering those seeds
The seeds are being planted
I'm so excitied that I had to blog about this facebook post I shared the other day. The day after this post I sat down with H and we now have the first audio draft of the creation story. We are creating 16 stories to start off with and they will take us from creation … Continue reading The seeds are being planted
A typical day
I (Jeremy) thought I could you give a flavor of what a day is like here on the mission field. The events of the day happened because I have adopted a philosophy that people are the currency in God’s economy. In other words, people are the most important thing. Thus, you must focus on being … Continue reading A typical day
Ha3els in Africa 