G!u is water in Ju/'hoansi.The average American uses 80-100 gallons of water per day. This means a family of 4 uses 400 gallons a day.Water is hard to come by in the Kalahari Desert. Last year Tsumkwe, Namibia only received 39.7cm (14.9in) of rain. This is for the whole year. Back in the U.S. we … Continue reading g!u
Our Team
Below is the Tsumkwe TIMO team picture. After many delays and hurdles we are heading back to Tsumkwe to live amongst the SAN and continue what God allowed us to start a few months ago. Africa Based Orientation was very good and we are ready to apply what we learned back in Tsumkwe. We have … Continue reading Our Team
still and silent
The Lord will fight for you; you need only to be still. Exodus 14:14 NIV The Lord will fight for you, and you have only to be silent. Exodus 14:14 ESV God has used this verse twice in my heart over the past few months. The first was when we were waiting for our visas … Continue reading still and silent
People
We have been at ABO (Africa Based Orientation for the past 3 weeks learning about how to thrive in this new culture we now live in. The following statement which we have seen before was given again here and rings so true in our hearts. Go to the people, Live among them. Learn from them. … Continue reading People
Our new friends
I just uploaded a new video of our new friends that we have made here in the first month of living in Tsumkwe . You can view it here: https://vimeo.com/151946377. Feel free to repost or share on facebook. For previous videos and an archive you can visit our video page on the blog. We are … Continue reading Our new friends
Ha3els in Africa 