John and Selina Allen
Felling trees to provide wood for the airplane hanger project, finishing the roof on the Bible school dorm, and stories of birds, bugs and big eaters.
Used to be the infants would die if mom wasn’t able to nurse them or if there was no one else to nurse them. Formula is unheard of in the bush. No bottles are available. Mothers are often malnourished themselves…
That YOU May Know
Do YOU already know the Good News which the Kamea people are hearing for the first time?
Do YOU already know the Good News which the Kamea people are hearing for the first time?
Jack Naudi (my language helper) and I went for a walk to see some villages to our north on Monday, July 6. On the way, we met this old lady (Nkiru—pronounced “n-key-due”) sitting on the side of the trail. I greeted her in the Kamea language, and she lit up (having one of the white people talk to you is a treat for the older folks).
Photos of loading the new blade and bucket for the bulldozer in the Missionary Aviation Fellowship plane and the work involved in offloading it at the Kenabea airstrip and moving it by hand across the river.
Container arrives! “Fun in the sun” as we unload, sort and arrange to have much of it flown over the mountain to Kotidanga. God bless everyone on both sides of the pond for all they gave and did to make it possible!
Language Learning Can Be Fun!
One of Life’s Lessons is about Letting God Direct Your Day
