Dear Marilyn,
Am so grateful to God for this particular article. You have been led to speak to our lives!
Only one part of the Lord's story in our times brings such confusion. It seems that our measure of what God wants is our institutional Churches. There is nothing that can bind us together than sharing the full story and àll the consequences that await all forms of disobedience.
Moses and Aaron, plus Joshua their 1st 0art of our story! We must get this right, then the middle-time in the promised land, etc.
am glad to ave read your post "Winter of love" thanks so much for teaching a great lesson to your warm family! We too in three years we have seen what love can really be! In our school, we have worked with several young kids who thought they would be in abetter school like the other children they see every morning, to our amazement, they did not have any support, be it Tp, sugar for school pouridge, completely nothing! We asked them to work on the school farm so we could find some way to help them. Each day we went to the farm, the group had the best meals, and they had chance to eat a snack and some cold drink with the director while at the farm.
Work on the farm was not seen as a purnishment but a contribution towards every one's welfare at school.
Children love to see us reach uot! they also want to know who we emmulate, say "Pastor Smith" or "Lord Jesus!" Jesus' story of helping us humans, is never understood, so every thing little children need to know is, that at some point we all need help! Moses was sent to help the Israelites when they faced slavery in Africa-Egypt. I have come to know that Afric to some extent, has been home of slavery and torcher! It's one of the hardest story we can tell our children that many kids are suffering in Africa as a result of people having little faith in Jesus!
We would like to be a neighbor family for you and your kids in Uganda. Our children can write in English and can speak though at an early level.
Looking forward to more reads from your family,
Best wishes,
Richard, Sylvia and the children; Mark, Junior, Lyna, Peter, Andre and Hannah.
I have read your story and find so touching as a mother! I remembered my mother who passed on when I was a child of four. I don't imagine how much she would have helped me live a better life, though for every moment of hardship I say to myself, "I wish my mother had been alive!" am sorry up to this point when am 42 years!
Thanks for sharing your love with us and may God bless you for the years to come!
Richard and Sylvia,
Uganda.
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