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Our time at the orphanage was soo blessed! We, as a Northbound team, are currently in Varanasi, India. Here is a few photos te keep you updated... Enjoy! New Delhi station sunset  Sleepliner train to Varanasi Varanasi ministry with railway station street kids Varanasi unappreciated India heartbeat India greetings!

Hello all* Please go check out the video of the drama the team has been performing at different events! the Lord is really using the drama in mighty ways! this was one of the first performances! and this was at a new year celebration at a buddhist temple, on koh chang island, thailand!!! go watch and enjoy* the dance will be up soon and more videos to follow to keep you all hooked to what God is doing!* AMEN! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n32Wizs28 B4&feature=player_embedded (If the link is not going through, just check under Daniel Prinsloo's blog!!!)

In a few hours time we'll be leaving to Jinka in the south of Ethiopia. A place where killing someone of the other tribe with a spear or an AK-47 is nothing out of the ordinary. It is a place where chiefs rule and there word is law. We are going to visit an orphanage where mingi children who were saved from the dead, are raised and looked after.   To read more about mingi and the tribes near Jinka go to this website...  >> www.drawnfromwater.org<<

Normal 0 false false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE Dag se aan almal daar ver ver weg … Daar is so baie baie dinge om oor en van Guatemala te se en te vertel ek weet nie waar om te begin nie so ek gaan dit kort knip en so kort moontlik hou !!! Soos julle almal teen die tyd weet ,was ons ‘n maand in Guatemala in Panajachel   by ‘n ongelooflikke groot meer 14km by uhm kan nie onthou by hoeveel maar dit was baie baie groot en was ongelooflik mooi daar berge agter ons en dan meer...

I litre of Amasi in 45 sec...tasted like good It allstarted on tuesday at 5 o'clock in the morning. Lots off tough challanges from Jeffreys Bay to PE and on the way had lots of fun hitchiking, crossing the river on a canoe with 4 people (didin't quite work out), exploring the wonders in Port Elizabeth. Tuesday morning bright and early we started our day by going to NMMU participating in Global Leadership Academy atheltic day. Right now we are going to make our way to the finish. God Bless

I cant even begin to contain the truth about God's faithfulness and the joy that it has resulted in!!! And this is only the beginning... Let's consider gold: if we look at a gold alloy, from the outside it appears to be genuine, real, but within it's is has many other substances added making it hard, difficult to shape and ultimately worth less. Pure gold, however, is soft and pliable and worth a small fortune. To purify an alloy one would need to grind it to a fine powder, add flux and bring it to the boil - at such a time...

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Hey there again! The past time in Guatemala was difficult, fun and educational. Guatemala probably made the biggest impact on me of all the countries we visited so far. I learned so much from the pastor and the church. We visited many cities but stayed in Panajaechel. This is one of those times which felt so short because there was so much going on. (A view from the city Panjaechel where we were staying) Firstly I want to tell about the revival in the team. We have been working on our unity as a team so much this year but this revival...

Los Angelas and Hawaii: A God-thing, by Johannes Wagner   We are privileged that the world ticket that we have takes us through some countries/places that wasn’t originally part of the set ministry countries: USA, Los Angeles was one of these.   We had this great “intermission” period of two days in LA to just observe and off course this is the ultimate grounds for a CHALLENGE (adventure race)...   We stayed in this really cool backpacker’s hotel, called “Adventurer” that has so much free stuff: Free breakfast, dinner, internet, airport shuttle service etc. When I found the place in...

This is what my leg looks like after some insect of some form or shape (in Zanzibar) launched a feeding frenzy on me 4 weeks ago.  In a month's time the itching hasn't even stopped.  Healing comes slowly in Africa...Ai.