Month: February 2009

This week we taught Helene Briga about the Gospel of Jesus Christ. We talked about faith being the first principle of the gospel. Faith in our Savior Jesus Christ is a very personal matter as we believe and trust in Him, even though we have not seen Him. We need to nurture this faith as… Continue reading Faith

For those of you enduring a hard North American Winter, I thought I would send a few pictures I took around our yard in Lomé. We have mentioned before that the yard here is really beautiful. Last night we had a nice thunderstorm. It rained for about an hour and really washed the dust off… Continue reading Chairs to the New Hedzranawoe Chapel

We left a quiet harbor In favor of another, we know not where But first, there are seas to cross And storms to brave. How could we prefer the foreign deeps To the encircling arms of our bay? Because some things Can only be learned at sea. Yes, our craft is watertight, We can navigate… Continue reading The Winds that Fill Our Sails

We are really keeping the road hot between Cotonou and Lome, Togo. I think if we cross the border very many more times we will be on a first name basis with the guards! I think that they do recognize the pick-up as they don’t seem to have very much interest in searches. We made… Continue reading An African Snowman