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“I DON’T BELIEVE IN PRAYING TO THE ANCESTORS”

“I DON’T BELIEVE IN PRAYING TO THE ANCESTORS”

November 5, 2011

Recently I attended a traditional ceremony in the community. They always invite as many local “kings” (clan leaders) as they can to these ceremonies. The main job of the clan leaders is to act as a priest/intermediary to the ancestors. These ancestors from the main clans in the area are always mentioned in the prayers […]
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“I AM LISTENING TO LESSON 69”

“I AM LISTENING TO LESSON 69”

November 5, 2011

Some of you may remember that a couple of few years one of my friends was very sick. We asked for prayer for him and people all over the world responded by praying for him to get better. Our prayer at the time was twofold, first that he would recover and second that he would […]
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SPEAKING OF BANANAS

SPEAKING OF BANANAS

October 30, 2011

Here is a picture of the latest banana “crop” tied up on our porch. Our garden is really producing bananas right now.
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HEY, THIS ISN’T A REAL BABY!!

HEY, THIS ISN’T A REAL BABY!!

October 30, 2011

As we strive to make certain Biblical truths clear we are always on the search for good examples and skits to help bring clarity. Along the same lines as the banana example we tried a little something new in our Bible teaching this past Monday. We mixed in a little theatrical play acting! In this […]
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TWO TYPES OF BANANAS!

TWO TYPES OF BANANAS!

October 30, 2011

Another example that we used this week to illustrate the point that God only accepts things that He does was based on bananas. The illustration went like this. God talked to two men and asked each one to bring Him a banana. One man, realizing he wasn’t able to manufacture a banana on his own, […]
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IT LOOKS REAL!

IT LOOKS REAL!

October 30, 2011

After teaching the banana example, everyone wanted to see this fake banana that looked so real. Several of the kids even started crying. They thought it was a real banana and that they were going to get a snack, only to be disappointed when it they took hold of it and realized it wasn’t edible!
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LITERACY CLASSES CONTINUE

LITERACY CLASSES CONTINUE

October 21, 2011

We are now in our fourth week of literacy. Next week we will finish up the first of four primers. We continue to move at a rapid pace and the class is keeping up well despite the heat. (It went into the triple digits this past week!) Once we finish primer one the course will […]
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MONKEY BUSINESS

MONKEY BUSINESS

October 21, 2011

When you walk into your garden and see this sight you know there has been some monkey business going on, literally. These days the local troop of monkeys has taken a liking to our papayas. For several afternoons this week they have made raids into the garden looking for ripe papaya.
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MWINIKA PROVERB #22

MWINIKA PROVERB #22

October 21, 2011

Nikhule khanin’yeva ni anaye. (A mouse is not small when with its children.) Most things in life are a matter of perspective. A mouse might seem small to us but its children see it as big.
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BORROWING A BORROWED TERM

BORROWING A BORROWED TERM

October 21, 2011

job>>>jobar>>>ojobari = otjopari Languages are living. Every now and again we are reminded of this when we come across a new variation in a word. Recently I heard a new term: “otjopari”. It has an interesting etymology. It is an English word (job) that was given a Portuguese verbal ending (-ar) that was then given […]
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