Iris Conference in Lilongwe – We recently hosted the first central region conference in two years. Our ministry team from Bangula, including our commissioners, Bible school teachers, choir and southern region overseers, set off from Bangula at 5AM to begin the eight hour journey to Lilongwe. We were joined by two of our Iris International
Several of you know what those words mean, because you cut out the letters to make banners which now hang in our classroom. They read: ‘Blessed are the poor, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.’ The banners were an idea, which I mentioned to Marie (a friend who is here visiting as I write).
They finally arrived! After four months traveling by rail, sea and road, the two 20’ containers arrived safely the other day to Bangula. Long before the containers were expected in Africa I started the process to clear them. I’ve learned that getting clearance is no easy task. After numerous trips back and forth from Blantyre
When Jesus spoke those words to Peter, after the resurrection, what was he talking about? Shepherding the young church by feeding them the Word. Surely! Here, we count it a privilege to feed these pastors the Word every day, and find that we are also called on to physically feed the hungry. Week seven at
As temperatures drop back in Canada, ours continue to go up as summer approaches. We’ve just had three days and nights of intense heat (46 degrees Celsius in the shade). The breeze that gently blows across the land feels like the heat that comes out of an oven. Yet, even so, our pastors from the