I am writing this week about two of our church services. One was International Women’s day service on March 6 and the other was the Sunday I preached on March 13. I took quite a few videos of the choirs singing (yes plural) and that is why the lag time in posting about the church…

We have completed our first monthly test of the year and the top students of the year are: This year our Standard IV students (17 of them) will be taking place in the Government standardized test sometime in November. We will send out prayer requests with their specific names closer to time so you can…

One of the fun things working with a school that has such a wide range of ages all mixed together is that as the kids grow (mentally and emotionally) they change. Our oldest kids could start to experience puberty before their final year at our school in two years. Every year I have a group…

I try not to complain about things but this last week has been hot. In fact when sending a message to my church’s online chat where they ask you say how many are watching because you know God takes attendance, I wrote “One from the face of the Sun watching” To explain just how hot…

This may be a long post as I have several things to cover in this one blog. First will be about the team that visited when I first got back to Tanzania, Second will be a praise and prayer request and the last will be a story that highlights what it is like being a…

My apologies this blog has taken so long to be posted.  Typically, when I arrive in Tanzania, I am swept up in looking for changes and problems and trying to remember all the kids names.  Now multiple that by the fact I was gone for 9 months instead of 1 month.  Add to that early…

So it is finally going to happen. I am headed back to Tanzania. This has been my longest break since starting in the full time mission field and the most “in limbo” I have felt. I think it is funny that it was the US Government that led to all this confusion and not the…