Category: Outreach

The Best is Yet to Come

Hello friends and family! Yesterday was hard. Real hard. We had a home cooked brunch of bacon and eggs, watched the Cougs pull a win in basketball against ASU, did a sunny prayer walk of the campus, and ended the day sharing dinner with a slew of Oxford-caliber speakers after church. Rough.  In all reality, yesterday […]

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Thailand Team Is Set To Go!

The team is set to leave early Wednesday, February 3rd. Team members include (from left to right):  Lori White, Margie Dickerson, Kathryn McIver, Nikki Davidson, Dawn Muench, Tan Jenkins, Noel Jenkins.  Not pictured:  Desiree Jordan, Laurie Dawson. Just a reminder to be praying for our Thailand Go Team Prison Ministry team as they head to […]

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Projects & Blessings

By Dan Griswold Yesterday was our first “project” work day with our partner – Cambodian Hope Organization (CHO).  What a blessing to see our team in action – diving into the tasks wholeheartedly! Here are a few blessings we saw yesterday: 256+ children at Safe Haven School for underprivileged children received vitamins, deworming medication, fluoride dental […]

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Meeting a Celebrity!

Our Thailand/Burma Vision Team continues their journey!  In the last few days they have gone to visit the medical clinic in Latonku and met with Eilya, the co-founder of the Free Burma Rangers.  They commented that it was, “like meeting a celebrity!”.  All are well and they continue to seek the Holy Spirit’s guidance to […]

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Training in Neighboring Villages

24 & 25 April We trained teachers from neighboring villages Wednesday and Thursday. Fifteen of the anticipated 47 teachers appeared Wednesday morning. By afternoon we had an additional 3 teachers. Unlike Lusaka, most of the teachers in Eastern Province are male. Four female teachers joined the training. English proficiency was less than Lusaka as well. […]

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Kataji, a Village Outside of Lundazi

Today we drove 30 minutes out of Lundazi to a village, Kataji, where there is a community school and a Strengthening Children group. The leader, Musipasi distinguished himself last summer by grasping the concepts. The children in his group sang, reviewed lessons learned in the group, and put on a play, “Bouncing Back to School.” […]

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