In this short video, Brother Goodson tells us how he was convicted about his sin, but was saved and had all his sins forgiven.
Goodson is a valuable member of the SALT team in Malawi. He has a real interest in reaching his local community with the Gospel, and is excellent in Children’s ministry.
Brother Harold is a key member of the SALT team in Malawi. In this short video he tells the heart-warming story of how he came to know the Lord while still at school.
Our first water borehole has proved to be a big disappointment, yielding only a few hundred litres per day.
Fortunately it was guaranteed for 1 year and the drillers are back today to have another go. Pray that it will be a success this time.
We’ll have a little bit of work to move the solar equipment etc, but hoping it will solve the water problem.
Perhaps you’ve been wondering, as you read about our work in schools, what, precisely, a visit entails.We start by contacting the head of the school to ask if we can come to speak with the students. Without exception we have been welcomed into every school that we have approached. The door is wide open!On the day of the visit, we (try to) show up a bit early, so we can introduce ourselves and explain what we hope to accomplish during our time there. This generally entails a good deal of the formalities that I suspect were learned from our dear British friends. Usually, they are expecting us. Almost always, they aren’t quite yet ready.
We have just taken delivery of a supply of cartons for the hygiene pack ministry.
If you are interested in helping assemble hygiene packs, please get in touch with us. We are grateful for all help with this important work.
We were very encouraged to see the enthusiasm for the Swahili Bible Time lessons we’ve been sending into the Dzaleka Refugee Camp.
Brother William took the initiative to train a further 17 teachers from various churches in the camp.
It’s so thrilling to see the new Msasa and the recently made benches being put to good use.
Pray that many of these children and adults will come to a real understanding of the Gospel and come to know the Lord as their Saviour.
Preparations are underway for the Open Day at Saidi on 20 November.
The builders have started to construct a kitchen and the carpenters have begun to make wooden benches for the guests to sit on.
It’s just impossible to keep up with the pace of progress at Saidi.
We just received these photographs of today’s work on the container office and finishing work on the roof.
Thanks again to everyone who has helped make this possible, either through your prayers or your sacrifice.
We had a great online meeting with the team in Malawi when we got first-hand accounts of the following areas of the work:
Goodson – Building project & local History outreach
Anna – Child-Headed Households & School visits
