Wednesday, May 30, 2007
Uganda
Megan, an intern with the eMi Uganda office, has forwarded an e-mail of some of her experiences there. This journal is an amazing testimony of how God is transforming her in her willingness to serve. Just click on the page and it will increase in size for easy reading.
Monday, May 28, 2007
eMiC team to Haita
Our first team from the eMiC office left on Friday for Haita. They have arrived safely and successfully, without losing people or baggage. They are on the ground running to first get the vision of God's Littlest Angels, develop a concept from the vision, and then draw up the plans.....all done before Sunday, when the team will fly home. Busy, rewarding time in serving others. We will have one day debriefing with them, before our team for Uganda leaves June 5th. Busy time of preparation for us.
I still have a few things to pick up before we go. Along with all our Canada gifts, we've heard that the Director of eMi Uganda is a Flames fan. So....we found a few things for him along with toys and such for his 4 kids. We will be taking lots of lotions (this is truly a need with the elderly I will be serving in home visits). I will also be doing Worship for the children at the Church services in Uganda.
Blessings in Christ
I still have a few things to pick up before we go. Along with all our Canada gifts, we've heard that the Director of eMi Uganda is a Flames fan. So....we found a few things for him along with toys and such for his 4 kids. We will be taking lots of lotions (this is truly a need with the elderly I will be serving in home visits). I will also be doing Worship for the children at the Church services in Uganda.
Blessings in Christ
Friday, May 25, 2007
The Mustard Seed
The Mustard Seed is the downtown Calgary street ministry. Here we are preparing vegetables for a stir fry. We chopped and chopped and then chopped some more.
A much needed cupcake break. After 3 hours of slicing and dicing, we were a little hungry and thirsty.
The serving line. I think we fed about 300 people in an hour. Fast work but very rewarding.
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