To Mozambique

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Broken down on the road and need a spare part?

Grandma (Pat) along with 3 others goes to a herbal medicine health workshop for 1 week.

Look at the beautiful grasshopper Grandma (Pat) caught!

A man most likely sick with untreated diabetes is helped to go back home. He was instructed on changing the diet to avoid the 99% starch/sugar diet he normally eats to add beans and other things.

The sick man's humble home.

Wow! I don't remember seeing such a large cameleon. This one is huge. When I picked him up behind his head on his neck he kept hissing at me. Beautiful and awesome creation of God

We actually had a little get-away on the Indian Ocean. Wow the water is an crystal clear blue when the sun is all the way up.

We hired a fisherman with a sailboat to take us to a near island to hunt for shells

Esther found a star fish. We left it for the next person to enjoy

Here's a live little star fish.

We had some good time with fellow missionaries - Shawn and Sara Gardner - who a year ago had to leave because their son caught a sickness which required him to be life-flighted to South Africa where he almost died. He hasn't recovered full mental capabilities. The Gardners are now working for 1 or two more years from South Africa to assists some community driven projects in Mozambique.

The Gardners touched many lives here.

Where do you get water? These are drawing water from a well with buckets.

These are getting water from a faucet.

Our city of 500,000 plus has water fed from a reservior. But now a couple pumps are burned out and we don't get water all through the day.

Things aren't being kept up.

With three families on this property we must add an underground reserve tank for water and also pump it up to a tower. It's taking forever to build because of part availability, etc.

Elijah and two other Mk's dig a hole for a 10,000 liter tank (2500+ gallons).

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The sick man's humble home.

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