Mission updates and prayer requests from One Africa Team
“We are home,” she told me.
I asked the wife of one of our expatriate African missionaries, “What do you look forward to about going home?” I asked because, as I sat in her living room, I wondered what she missed about life in the United States. But I had asked the wrong question.
“We are home,” she answered. Continue reading “We are home”
They repacked their backpacks. They said their goodbyes. They set out to travel over rough, potholed roads to return home. Many would travel over two days. They faced numbing hours of uncomfortable public transport (think of over-used, over-crowded vans, not Greyhound Buses). Most of them would walk for miles next to busy highways that would be clouded in exhaust fumes. They would arrive home covered with gritty, milk-chocolate-colored African dust.
No one minded. Continue reading “Pastors on the Grow”
The Lutheran Women’s Organization (LUWO) of Malawi held their annual convention this week in the Zomba district. Over eight hundred women traveled by bus to the village of Namangale to renew old friendships and to recommit themselves to faithfully serving the congregations of the Lutheran Church of Central Africa (LCCA).
