Tag: faith
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Guitar Shops in Blantyre
August 24th, 2023 Nearly out of the instant coffee we brought from the US, and not quite willing to spend money on the ridiculously expensive instant coffee in the grocery stores (or to settle for the cheaper version mixed with chicory), Nick and I opted for some locally-grown coffee. When it comes to coffee, fresher…
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Chilobwe, Church History, Jungle Pepper
August 23rd, 2023 The rain that fell in Blantyre while Cyclone Freddy sat above had very disastrous effects. As the rain continued to fall, the soil on the top and sides of Mount Soche (and other mountains that surround the city) began to loosen. In the middle of the night as the residents of Chilobwe…
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Mayaka
In early February of this year, Tropical Cyclone Freddy began to collect moisture and strength as it made its way from the Indian Ocean towards East Africa. The storm officially received a name on February 6th. Freddy made landfall in Madagascar on the 21st and crossed the Mozambique Channel and hit the mainland on the…
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The Road to Blantyre
August 20th, 2023 Before packing up the car and heading down the road towards Lilongwe, we made sure to get some photos with the Chapamba family. We were missing Memory because he is away on a medical internship further south somewhere. After all was said and done, we said goodbye to the Chapamba children and…
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Meeting in Lilongwe On the Sabbath
August 19th, 2023 Our goal was to be on the road at 8:30am including making sure both minibuses had picked up the Nkhwazi brethren. With only a few small delays, and a bit of traffic just before reaching the church hall in Mchesi, we arrived with time to spare. It was lovely having combined services…
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Entering the Sabbath With Praise
August 18th, 2023 Spike decided to join me on my usual seat for a cup of coffee. The problem is, he doesn’t want to sit and drink the coffee with me. He would much rather jump on top of me, try and bite my fingers, and stick his nose in my coffee cup. I tried…
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A Quick Dip in the Pool
August 13th, 2023 Each time I visit Zimbabwe I learn a little more about the country, where the major cities are, and where the brethren live. I always try to locate the towns, villages, trading centers, and growth points I hear about on a map. This helps me better understand how far spread out everyone…