What do I think of my adventure?
This is going to be a hard question to answer right now. God has shown & taught me so much in the last four weeks, that it is probably going to take me a few weeks to process the whole thing. I know I have spent the last four weeks in another part of Gods wonderful creation, that I have met & befriended some of the best people I have ever known, and that our Father in Heaven definitely has a plan for the Bayono people. Both by the Edelens ministry here and Beni & his families ability to survive on a long term daily basis in this unforgiving environment.
I would like to take a minute to thank each and every one of you who supported me financialy and prayerfully while I was on my trip. I would like you all to know how your contributions have been paying off...
Firstly the Edelens will be able to return to the Bayono tribe, as a family, the next time they fly in. Now that the building has a roof & guttering for fresh water, they will be able to stay in their own house, and able to minister to the Bayono tribe.
That is really all I can think to say right now. I am off to take my last wash in the river. I will put my last post on this blog on Wednesday 21st of April.
I will also be available after this time to personally share my experience with you or your community group. I have lots of awesome stories and photos to share...
Peace
Your humbled carpenter for Christ....
Yohanes...
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