Last Friday night, I took my son Joshua (almost 9) to see Rick Cua in concert at MBC (Muskoka Bible Centre), on beautiful Mary Lake in Muskoka, Ontario. It was interesting to hear the Christian musician play some of his retro hits as well as some of his new songs. I have only one of his songs, “I can, I will”, on a cassette of mixed artists, so I had an idea of Read the rest of this entry »
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Jun
04
2008
Love & ServicePosted by: admin in Christian Living, Christian Worldview, tags: Christian living, love, prayer, sanctification, worldview, worshipRead about Mary and Martha in Luke 10:38-42. How can we grow our love for him?
Jun
03
2008
New Gates, Kalene Mission Hospital, ZambiaPosted by: admin in missions, photos, tags: Africa, Brass Tacks, CMML, Kalene, Kalene Mission, missions, Nyakaseya, photos, ZambiaOriginally uploaded by Brass Tacks UK New and improved. I helped build the original gates in this location in January 1995. Of course, they weren’t this fancy and there was no brickwork before either. A wonderful job! Congrats Brass Tacks! Lauren
May
21
2008
Musenga MissionPosted by: admin in missions, photos, tags: Africa, missions, photos, ZambiaThis is a satellite image of Musenga Mission Station near Chingola, Zambia. This is where the containers of donated items get unloaded for distribution. A casual walk, an inspiring view. This photo was taken of the Sakeji River valley in Northwest Province in Zambia during the dry season. We were also hunting for shindwas at the time. A shindwa is a small red fruit that grows in the ground so you can see the red shell poking through the surface, the plant stem grows about 3 feet (1 meter) tall and has broad leaves at the top of the stem . The fruit has a white bitter/tangy pulp with black seeds; a tasty treat if you could find one. I believe it is the young fruit of an African ginger plant, if anyone could verify that. |
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