Florence, the chief cook for the Guesthouse, on her way into work. Gospel presentation by one of the hospital chaplains. Morning meds for the female inpatient ward For the more sensitive types, don’t scroll down any further!! Seriously the photos below are very graphic ___________________________________________________________________________________________ One of the MKs (Missionary Kids) wanted to show meContinue reading “Some Photos”
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Rainy Season Begins
It’s the end of the hot dry season and beginning of the rainy season in Togo. And termites like to party after a good rain. The air is thick with them but they lose their wings fairly quickly then they crawl off and do whatever termites do. According to the locals, termites are good whenContinue reading “Rainy Season Begins”
Sunday Worship in Togo
Repairing Storm Damage
With a machete A storm swept through Tsiko, the village where we are located, and the HBB compound yesterday with wind pushing the rain horizontally. Branches went down and the Tusenk’s cashew tree was twisted out of the ground. Clean up proceeded in typical Togo fashion, everything done by hand. Fortunately no buildings on theContinue reading “Repairing Storm Damage”
Week 2: March 7-13
We had rain Monday evening, yay!! And our roommate appeared:
First Week
We are already getting (somewhat) acclimated to Africa 😏. Today is cool, only in the low 90’s and overcast. We arrived in Lomé Saturday afternoon then it took about 3 hours to get to the hospital compound near Adeta. We were tested for COVID at the airport and underwent quarantine here at the Guesthouse. ItContinue reading “First Week”
God’s Solution
Isaiah 30:15b God said, through Isaiah, “In repentance and rest you will be saved. In quietness and trust is your strength.” God’s way is through repentance, 1 John 1:9, and rest, not through worry or doing things, but rest. I always try to fix things or worry about them, like whether we will be ableContinue reading “God’s Solution”
Medical Mission: El Alto, Bolivia
Coming home to La Paz, Bolivia, via cable car after serving in the medical outreach of Word Made Flesh, El Alto
