Hi from Uganda... Internet access is not so easy and like every thing else here extremely slow. Work on the ground is going OK and we have just reached subfloor stage. We have about 15 nationals working for us on a daily basis, this will drop of once more of our team members arrive.
Life here at the moment is very busy, allot to organize and my communication skills are really being tested with the language barrier a lot of them know some English but struggle with our accent, we need to speak slower. We had our 12 sponsor kids over at the care for kids base last weekend it was a real blessing for all of us.
At the base the kids have worship every night, this is a whole new level of passionate worship, often some of the kids break down crying during this time you really sense Gods presence during this time of worship.
Nathan, Ben and Rob arrive safely - except Nathan's bags - he didnt seem to concerned. The boys got into the work and have already had a chance to go on a safari on their first weekend off - they seemed to have fun.
Life here at the moment is very busy, allot to organize and my communication skills are really being tested with the language barrier a lot of them know some English but struggle with our accent, we need to speak slower. We had our 12 sponsor kids over at the care for kids base last weekend it was a real blessing for all of us.
At the base the kids have worship every night, this is a whole new level of passionate worship, often some of the kids break down crying during this time you really sense Gods presence during this time of worship.
Nathan, Ben and Rob arrive safely - except Nathan's bags - he didnt seem to concerned. The boys got into the work and have already had a chance to go on a safari on their first weekend off - they seemed to have fun.
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