After a pleasant evening spent with friends, my housemate
and I come home feeling wide-awake ready for more adventures. We decided that
at 10:30pm we would go on a random drive around the Pemba city. Now remember
10:30 is like 1:30am in the west. The city is dead. Everyone is either sleeping
or working as night-time guards. However half of them where also sleeping. J The only other people
that seemed to be out in the city at the same time where the ladies on the
street, and the men picking them up. We saw it happening on nearly every
street. Every lady we saw had a client. The city now seemed to be buzzing. It
was prime time to come out for one thing.
My eyes where opened. I had to do something. My desire to
change this was mixed with this experience, and one ‘working lady’ following me
home one day just to chat. I was once reading a speech my grandmother had
written to inform all her friends about her time as a missionary. She finished
the speech with this quote. ‘Anything we can do to help the folk….is our bounden
duty…wouldn’t you feel the same if God has sent you?’ It is my duty to help. It
is my duty to stop for the one. It is my duty to put ‘my all’ into what God has
set before me.
We are opening the Barraca very soon. I say this but we do
still need a team, money, a working door and a few chairs and a table. However
I know God is telling me to ‘hurry up!’. I know the need is urgent. I know God
is going to provide as needs are set before us. Please do be praying for us
daily.
I am currently overseeing the Noviane base as the
missionaries who usually do this, are on their break. To remind you this is the
base we have for families that used to be homeless. It is such a fun job and I
love getting to know everyone there that much more. As well as their
neighbours! However, we have had some hard days there recently. We as a family
are sticking together and praying each situation trough. Your prayers would
also be appreciated!
Some photos are coming but I have just been a bit slow this
month!!
Lots of love and prayers to you all! Thank you so much for
your love and support! I love knowing my family back home are cheering me on!
It makes such a difference.
You are all wonderful.
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