Thought you might like to see Emily ready for school on her first day... 6.30am!
Wednesday, 14 January 2009
Happy New Year!
Had a really lovely and relaxed Christmas together as a family. A little different but fun all the same. It was followed by a trip to Cape Town for the new year. We left on 27th. It takes 2 days to drive there! We had a fantastic, chilled time after a pretty hectic and sometimes stressful period adjusting to life here in Namibia. We came back recuperated and ready for 2009. Geoff is planning for the new term. Do pray for wisdom and good direction. The picture is of Nate sharing a secret with Emily at an Indian restaurant in front of Table Mountain... Geoff's dream location!
Tuesday, 23 December 2008
Our Container Has Arrived!
Hip Hip Hurray! The container arrived on Friday. 10 others came to help us unload. It was unloaded in just 1 hour, then everybody helped unpack boxes. By Saturday night we had unpacked every box and our house became more of a home. We are so thankful to the people who helped and thankful to God that everything arrived in one piece, undamaged. A great Christmas present.
Friday, 19 December 2008
Etosha Game Park
Went to the north to visit Namibia's largest game park for a few days last weekend. Saw some great things including young zebras and giraffes, an eagle flying with a snake, 2 lions, wildebeest and more! Great to relax together. Here are a couple of pics.
Wednesday, 3 December 2008
Student Leaders' Project
Geoff has just returned from the north of Namibia where all the student leaders of Campus Crusade across the country joined force with the Jesus Film team and a group of churches to witness to local Namibians in townships, people in the hub-bub of the market place and children in an orphanage. A main aim of the project was to build into the lives of the leaders giving training in various leadership skills. A frutiful time where many came to Christ including one of the students on the team! It was also quite an experience including a 15 hour journey there and an eye opener to the poverty of Namibia.
Saturday, 29 November 2008
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