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In the footsteps of Moses

My best subject in school was always Biology...and the reason for that is...because there is lots of pictures in the text book!! The Bible does say,: "do unto others what you want to be done unto yourself", so I will not bore you with to many paraghraps but rather show some colourful pictures!!  

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Blessed Pilgrimage

Nearly ten months ago Annamarie, Clara and Stefan welcomed the GC07 team to a journey unlike any other I have ever experienced.  We embarked on this journey with words from     Psalm 84 “Blessed are those whose strength is in you, who have set their hearts on a pilgrimage.  As I reflect upon all the experiences that has left lasting impressions on my life, I can say with an ever thankful heart that I personaly, as well as our team as a whole, have been (and still are) blessed in abundance.
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RED HILL INFERNO - Appeal to HELP

Red Hill, Cape Peninsula

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09 February 2008 

Raging fires across the Cape Peninsula have destroyed houses and left people with nothing.
 The runaway fire did the most damage in Red Hill, an informal settlement, where at least 55 houses have been burned down and more than 90 people have been displaced.
 “All I have left is the clothes on my body,” says Wonder. A single guy living in Red Hill. His house was completely burned to the ground while he was at work.
 Global Challenge (GC) Staff who is working with All Nations in the area decided to visit Red Hill and access the damage.
 “We were completely shocked at the extent of the damage,” says Stefan Kleyn, GC Staff member.

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Here is the ORANGE TEAM!!

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Red Hill Will Return

Paul from GK Construction in the States looking at his work!RED HILL - 27 March 2008

I often wonder what life would be like once Red Hill returns to complete normality.
 What would substitute the sounds of hammers pounding nails, saw’s sawing wood and sink being dragged over the rocky surface?
 Would it be reduced to an eerie stillness, void of all life, the only sound the wind howling in the Hills, echoing voices of a community that is long forgotten? Forever incinerated by the raging fires that swept across the peninsula.

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YOU CAN MAKE HIM KNOWN

ONLY WHEN YOU KNOW GOD, YOU CAN MAKE HIM KNOWN

Talking about the character of God, Uncle Christopher’s favorite line was “Come and see and taste that the Lord is good”.  It’s quoted from one of David’s psalms if I’m not mistaken.

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Cambodia

We had the privledge...ney...the honour of visiting the city of Phnom Phen in Cambodia as a pioneering effort for the one year journey since eighty days has got December months sorted. We as silver team with Donovan and Hanna as well as special guest Clara was introduced to seven different types of ministries in Phnom Phen and contacts was made with Philipino missionaries who all invited us to their island in future. How about an east island challenge in future? The seven ministries: 1 Teach english at Ch'bar m'pou school Every evening the tuk tuk drivers came and picked us...
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Some PHOTOS on our progress!

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Just a few quick pics to keep you up to date on the progress on Maggie's brand new home!

Because we are giving her an actual wood-floor (This will be the first house she has ever lived in with a floor other than soil) we had to dig some holes for the support beams.

This took us about two days, because of a lot of stones in the ground...

 

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TO BE A LIGHT AND A MODEL…

Recently, a book titled Principle Centered Leadership caught my eye when I visited my Mom.  Stephen R Covey captured my attention quickly in the first chapter and very soon I came across a line he used that almost jumped right out of the page and was highlighted in my thoughts ever since.
“The challenge”, he said, “is to be a light, not a judge and to be a model, not a critic.”

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ONE THING TO REMEMBER!

When Jannie arrived to start the missions and outreach part of our course, he asked a very unfair question to each one of us.  He wanted to know what the ONE thing we remember from the course thus far would be if we forgot all else.  What would be the one thing that stands out?

Of course we all felt that it was impossible to answer this question as there have simply been too many wonderful revelations from God during the first four weeks already.  But here are the answers from the team:

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