Monday, 19 April 2010

Sunday, 18 April 2010

Victoria Falls - Wow!


We have had an amazing trip up north through Namibia, on to Botswana and through to Zimbabwe to get to our final destination of Victoria Falls. We are so thankful to God for this incredible time and the ease of getting there from here. What a way to spend Easter and our 15th Wedding Anniversary. Here are two compilations of our many, many pics! If you come and visit us, be warned, we'll show you more! As you can see, we got pretty wet but it wasn't raining. The sky was blue. The spray from the falls was so great we were comletely drenched. Surreal!

Animals On The Road

On our way to Victoria Falls we experienced some fantastic wildlife: The endangered wild dog, the impressive, trumpeting elephant, the lolloping hyena...

Wednesday, 3 March 2010

Our Camping Experience!

No scorpians or snakes, just Zebras, Giraffes and Buck! Beautiful sunsets, a warm lake for swimming in, great barbecued food, warm, sunny weather, bird spotting and walking... what more could you want on a weekend of camping?

Tuesday, 2 March 2010

The blind leading the blind!

Here's a great story for you... Lines, is one of our student leaders who studies at Ongwediva College of Education, in the north of Namibia. He is blind but that doesn't stop him walking in the light! Geoff phoned him to encourage him for the new semester and found out that already he had organised a prayer walk around his campus, had motivated other Christians to join him in witnessing to the arriving freshers and had started following up the interesting contacts. So, its a unique case of the blind leading the blind!

Semester Card

Wanna know what's going on this semester on the campuses of Namibia? Have a look at the middle of our semester card. These talks will be taking place at all campus 'Prime Times' (main weekly meetings) with the World Cup theme, "Toward the goal, toward the prize".

Gospel Bash

Please pray for our 'Gospel Bash' on Friday 12th March, an opporunity for students to gather together from across Windhoek to worship God. It aims to build momentum in the movement and give students a sense of community across the campuses. Some will be Christians, some not.