Intro to Zambian Shopping

This afternoon I had the opportunity to show dad a little bit of Mazabuka. Here he is in the local market watching out for the supplies we bought for the store on the farm.

It's so nice getting to show him a little piece of our life here. Just wish they could stay longer.

The Murphy's

Please pray for this dear family.  They are a missionary family living and working in a small town about 3 hours south of us.  They are friends with many of our friends here in Zambia.  A little over a week ago, they lost their 10 year old daughter Christianna.

Remembering Christianna Murphy: 10 year-old missionary dies suddenly

A Morning at the DMV

Kerri and I decided to have a date this morning at RTSA (Zambia's version of the DMV). Our licenses expire next month and since Kerri is heading back to the States in two weeks, we decided to renew early.

Surprisingly, it turned out to be an easy process. Now onto the rest of date!

Every Spiritual Blessing

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This morning, I had the opportunity to preach at our home church away from home.  I've never done this before, but I'm publishing the sermon here on the site.  If you get a chance, read it.  It's about our spiritual blessings in Christ from Ephesians 1.

Cheers!

Missing Out?

Are missionary kids missing out?  Take a minute to read this blog from a 16 year old girl who's parents are serving in Guatemala.  Great insight into how kids experience life in missions.

http://lifeasamissionarykid.blogspot.com/2013/04/am-i-missing-out.html

April 2013 Ministry Update

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Do you want an indepth look at what we've been doing in Zambia over the past several months.  Well, you're in luck ; )  Here is our April 2013 Newsletter.  Please take a few minutes just to get caught up with our lives and ministry.

All Zambian

Over the last 15 months, we've held quite a few Jesus Film outreaches, but they've all been led by either us or the Whitfields.  Well, this past Friday, 10 guys that we've been discipling for the past several months took over.  And it was Awesome!  The only thing that we did was provide the equipment and they did the rest.  Two of our guys, Amune and Oscar introduced the film and prayed for its showing. The others assisted with setting up the screen and then afterwards, they were all available to pray.

We've always believed that Zambians can best reach Zambians because they know the culture, the language and understand the many struggles that their brothers and sisters face.  Friday night was our first step in helping equip Zambians to do just this.  Hopefully there will be many more nights like this in our ministry!