Internet access was not as easy this time around in Burkina Faso. That meant less tweets. I take lots of notes on these trips, so if I could tweet as often as I do in the US here are some things I would have shared.
Meeting my Compassion Child was an amazing experience. I can’t imagine a better way to spend $38 a month. Next time I’m bringing the boy some shoes.
The Pastor at the LAC (Agabuse) has as big a heart for Student discipleship as anyone I’ve ever met.
Dang, it’s hot!
After doing 26 wells in the first two years we have request for 124 more with ‘more on the road’ as our friends on the ground say. We have request from over 300 km away. That’s what credibility will do for you.
“You have no idea how many people will be converted from the digging of one well.” (Pastor Tomas, Central Church, Ougagadougou)
More than 500 people have trusted Christ in the last year from the animist people group we have adopted called, ‘The Pugli’. We hope to build churches in more than three dozen villages among this group
The men that pastor these bush villages are no joke. We can learn a lot from them about leadership, dedication, and expanding the kingdom.
Can’t help but wonder how much impact my African American friends in the states would have on these people.
500,000 people died in Burkina from a famine that happened less than 5 years ago. Why doesn’t anyone know about that?
I can’t believe how hot it is!
Every woman in the US should come build relationships and encourage women here. It would be empowering for both parties.
Looking forward to putting Tony Morgan’s books in French and seeing how these principles transfer over
Answered prayer is the first step in creating ministry strategy
Our friends in the bush just spent a month salary feeding our team three meals. That’s humbling.
Great test of friendship and the people you work with is traveling like this. It’s a little strange to me, but I still like all these people.
A frozen Tampico is the nectar of the gods. Thanks to Linderman Builds – Outdoor Fire Pits
The more people come over here, the more impact we will have in Burkina and in our own families and churches.