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Flanagan’s bush house makover.

June 24, 2012 by Simon and Annika Flanagan

Answered prayer is a wonderful thing. For a long time now Annika and I have been praying that Annika particularly could get some more storage space in her kitchen, for cups, plates and normal things like that. With moving into the tribe and building a house we didn’t have the time or money to complete our house and finish things off.

God has looked after us so well and provided through the team from N. Ireland to see the kitchen of our house transformed. Annika had no drawers and only 3 cupboards under the counter before the team arrived and things were not finished off or sealed nicely. They raised money for the project and we flew all of the raw materials in.

Where we are, everything pretty much has to be made by hand, all wood is cut out of big plywood sheets, and to get 2″x2″ you have to rip a 2″x4″ in half etc etc. We had a great time with the team and being with people who speak your own language with your accent, who have the same sense of humor was really refreshing!

We had great times of fellowship and singing and the team rubbed shoulders with the tribal church quite a bit. The team were really encouraged by the impact the word of God is making amongst the Mengen believers. Mengen people group news >>

Below you will see some pics of them working and spending time in gardens and houses of the believers. We cannot express how thankful we are for the team from N.I. and all the work that was done; we hope they know that their work, support, time and encouragement is invaluable to us as we all work together see the Mengen church planted and matured.

As they say a picture is worth a thousand words. Thanks so much to all our friends from the team!

Filed Under: Mengen, Ministry, Papua New Guinea

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Comments

  1. Dad, Mum says

    June 27, 2012 at 3:47 am

    Great pictures Simon, Annika we have none as yet to show anyone, some lovely ones here, great memories.
    Norman says he would go out tomorrow again he enjoyed it so much, he is telling everyone in Donamana and everyone he sees all about it.
    Dad much better, will send an update seperately regarding Cis funeral, but Emma came home from England with the same bug and is in bed. Hope i escape it.

    hope to get pictures soon, Caleb said he would send some.
    love you, miss you,
    dad, mum, Emma xxxxxxxx

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