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We had the nicest treat in the month of August.  Kevin’s parents came out to spend four weeks with us!  The kids had school holidays for the whole month, so we were able to travel a bit and enjoy some time together.  Since our terms here in Moz last for four years, we only seeContinue reading “A Treat”

Finally, the time that we have been waiting for arrived!  We have been hoping for some new monitors to expand the program for a long time.  There is a large TEE program in a city about 5 hours from us, and one of the directors of that program, a Mozambican pastor, was generous enough toContinue reading “New Monitor Training!”

In July, the kids’ International School had a end-of-year sports day.  Here’s a photo of Ben with two of his little friends, both MKs.  You can see the beautiful mountains (hills, really) behind them.  Here’s also a photo of all the students, dressed up in tie-dye for sports day.  There were the usual footraces, tug-of-war,Continue reading “School Sports Day”

Ben fell off the monkey bars at school last week and broke his arm.  Well, actually he was leaping out to a far rung and missed.  When I chastised him, he said “I already did it four times before that and I made it!”.   I guess he got tired. Anyway, God cared for BenContinue reading “We Broke our Ben!”

Here’s a photo of Ben with our new puppy, a 7-week old Jack Russell Terrier.  Those of you know JRT’s know that they are a handful!  However, we had one last year (Nacho, who died a few months ago at 9 months old) and really enjoyed his personality.  We want a little dog to beContinue reading “The latest addition”

Here’s the last of our photos!  And as we began, we end with a video.  This was taken yesterday at the church we visited and is a group of men sitting and singing together before church started.  Well worth hearing!  Just click the link. Singing Practice And also, another photo to remind you of whatContinue reading “The End of our 30 Days of Photos”

This Sunday we had a typical church visit outside of town.  The city churches are a little different, but the outside churches (10 min outside town by car) are still very “village”.  This was the church started by one of the monitors, Pastor Castello, and we arrived at 9 am, waited for an hour forContinue reading “Village Church Visit”

Here’s that photo of bread that I promised.  It is sold in what folks in the USA would call “rolls”, though here it is just called “breads”  They cost between 2 and 2 1/2 meticais each, which is betwwen 6 1/2 and 7 cents.  We buy 20 each day, and eat them all!  There areContinue reading “Bread”