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We've been here a week so far and are loving it!

We've been here a week so far and are loving it!

This last couple of days we've been in Lufwanyama about a hour from the closest paved road and hours from any modern comforts such as a grocery store.

We do enjoy it out here in the bush though! We spend our mornings doing work around the base and have managed the complete a security fence in the short time we've been here. In the afternoons we sometimes walk and sometimes ride out to local villages and rescue units to do our presentation, play games with the kids and evangelize.

On Tuesday when we went out to the local secondary school a team member, Rose, went up to talk to a little girl and found out that her name also is Rose. For a while after that she just sat and played with her and give her a wordless bracelet. It was such a remarkable thing to experience in spite of the language barrier!

We've also gotten to walk into the main village area to visit to visit the town shop to buy little snacks. When we do, we often have a parade of local kids following us and wanting to hold hands with the team members. The teens love getting to interact with the kids and share the love of Christ with them.

Please continue to pray for us as we finish out our time here in (insert name of base ) in the bush, and as we make our way back to N'dola in a few days. Please also pray for good health and unity amongst the team members.

Joscelin: Heyyy it's Joscelin how is everyone? Zambia has been so fun and it has been such a cool experience with all the kids and leading people to God. The people have been very welcoming and our team is very fun to be around.

Luke: Sup everybody! Zambia is nice but it's cold in the morning and at night. Our 2 lady leaders are splended cooks. Everybody here is real nice. Miss and love ya'll.

Maggie: Hi everybody! I hope you all are doing well! We are almost done with our time at the rescue unit. It has been really neat getting to experience a different culture here! Everyone is so friendly and welcoming to us! It has been really fun getting to work with all the children! They are so excited to see us. I can't wait to see you all soon! Love you guys :)





The entire team arrived safely on Saturday.

The entire team arrived safely on Saturday. Most came in the morning and the early afternoon, but a few came later in the day and didn't have much time to settle in. Thankfully, the team is adjusting well to the conditions here (heat, sleeping in tents, etc.) and is beginning to work together as a team.

Hello from Boot Camp!

The team is doing really well and adjusting nicely. The weather is still warm and quite humid but we are getting more and more used to it everyday.

The Zambia team has really been blessed this Boot Camp.

The Zambia team has really been blessed this Boot Camp. There was a big storm one night that woke us all up and drenched our clotheslines.

We are surviving Boot Camp!

God is moving mightily in the lives of the our team. The rallies have been fantastic and God is stirring the hearts of the team members. Many are responding to the altar calls and getting things straightened out with God before moving forward. God is so good! We are delighted and praising God for all that He's doing.

Much deserved but short night’s sleep in a noisy airport in Chicago.

As I write this, the team is settling in to a much deserved but short night’s sleep in a noisy airport in Chicago.

The Zambia team has arrived safely into Lusaka.

The Zambia team has arrived safely into Lusaka. One B Bag is missing. The Airline said it would be delivered to Ndola.

The Zambia team has finally arrived in Zambia!

The Zambia team has finally arrived in Zambia!
After a few extra days at Boot Camp, a night camped out in a Chicago airport, almost 20 hours of flights to Africa, an overnight stay Lusaka, and a 6 hour bus ride across the country - we are finally at the Teen Missions base in Ndola.

We are tired and a little travel weary, but very excited to begin ministry here.

Today, we organized our kitchen, moved into the dorms here at the base, and had some time to play with the kids on the base.

It's been very cool in Zambia (which has been a welcome change from the Boot Camp heat).

On Sunday, we will be traveling to a remote village to work with a rescue unit and the Sunday Schools in the surrounding area.

Please pray for our safety as we travel and open doors for ministry in the villages.

Zambia Team Photos

Zambia Team Photos

The Zambia team has relocated to the Teen Missions Lufwanyama Wangibisha base.

On Saturday, we took a tour of the TMI Base in Ndola. It was inspiring to see how innovatively they have used every resource they have to support the ministry here. In the evening, we shared our presentation with the Bible school students.

Greetings from Ndola!

We were blessed in our final days at the Teen Missions base in Lufwanyama with nice weather and helping the locals to complete a fence. After a 6 hour bus ride, however, we have begun settling into a routine back at Ndola.

God is good!

God is good! He has been so good to us in all that we have done.
The last few days in Ndola have been a blessing as we've had the privilege of helping to complete a drainage system for the bathrooms and spending the afternoons going out to the Sunday Schools.

Past week we have been working at the Teen Missions Base in Ndola.

On Friday morning, we completed digging a ditch for the plumbing from new bathrooms to the septic tank. It was tough work digging through the rocky soil, but the team was able to complete it, and begin digging a new trash pit for the base. A few team members also helped weed the gardens.

In the afternoon, we ministered at another Sunday School. We shared in song, puppets, drama, testimonies, Bible stories and played soccer with the kids. We taught the kids how to share their faith with a wordless book and had several accept Christ.

As we explore the sights in Livingstone, Africa is forever etched in the hearts of each of us.

We had a three days packed with adventure: Victoria Falls (one of the seven wonders of the world!), a safari, sunset Zambezi river cruise, sight seeing, and souvenir shopping filled up the days.

Zambia 22003 Photos