Many Burundians will say, you should be grateful that you are still alive. They then add to their point by stating that many others have gone but you are still here (in a country just out of war this is a huge statement).
Well I am writing yet again the "Still Alive" post on my blog. It has been so many days, weeks or months since I last posted. I need to apologize. Much has happened and I hope that in the next few days I will gather stories and photos to share.
In brief,
I'm still working at The King's School, which now has its own website, http://www.thekingsschool.edu.bi/
Isaac is working at the Van Norman Clinic attached to Hope Africa University. He is also teaching a university level course to midwifes in training.
We spend much of our free time praying and planning for our trip to the states. We are excited to share what God is up to in East Africa and to prepare for the next season God has ahead of us. It will also be great to have chocolate chips, since I ran out just 2 days ago :(
Well I am writing yet again the "Still Alive" post on my blog. It has been so many days, weeks or months since I last posted. I need to apologize. Much has happened and I hope that in the next few days I will gather stories and photos to share.
In brief,
I'm still working at The King's School, which now has its own website, http://www.thekingsschool.edu.bi/
Isaac is working at the Van Norman Clinic attached to Hope Africa University. He is also teaching a university level course to midwifes in training.
We spend much of our free time praying and planning for our trip to the states. We are excited to share what God is up to in East Africa and to prepare for the next season God has ahead of us. It will also be great to have chocolate chips, since I ran out just 2 days ago :(
