The Government of Malawi has declared a State of Disaster as 23 people are confirmed dead, with many more missing, and over 100,000 people estimated to have been displaced from their homes.
We have received reports of very severe rainfall and serious flooding in parts of Malawi’s Southern Region.
Brother Emi reports that locals have taken refuge at the Kindergarten he runs at Kachoka as many homes have collapsed due to the adverse weather.
For the second year running we supplied a number of Gospel calendars in Afrikaans / English to assemblies in the Republic of South Africa.
10,000 calendars were delivered in Johannesburg and I was glad to hear that they had travelled many km to where this text came from a few days ago:
I’ve put up one of those calendar on our noticeboard and am sure it will be a good tool in evangelism…
I received this text from brother Harold earlier today – he was forwarding it from one of our many distributors in the field:
I’m not an aviation buff, but I’m posting this wing tips picture as this is the flight Jim and I should have been taking home together. Jim’s famed for his wing tips photos 🙂
Simple things can be the difference between life and death for folks in Africa.
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Jim McMaster and Stephen Harper travel to Malawi today for a two-week visit during which they hope to make further progress developing the prison work and other areas of SALT’s ministry.
Of particular importance will be trying to negotiate on land for the planned project to build a centre from which to base SALT’s future operations.
Please pray for safe travel, good health and for a fruitful time in Malawi.
It is now 4 months since SOUTHERN AFRICA LITERATURE TRUST (SALT) was incorporated, and we have been busy making plans for the future of the work which SALT will undertake, Lord willing.
