Thursday, September 20, 2012
Flowers!
We bought 2 plants in Tenerife for the cabin. After coaxing them through life with 1 small window and air conditioning one of them has started flowering! (Hannah's the plant expert in this family so praise to her :)).
Sunday, September 16, 2012
Little things in life.
Guess what!?! Our IS department got the satellite working again; this means live football on the weekends once more. It's the little things in life :)
-Ben
-Ben
Thursday, September 13, 2012
Thank you!
A big thank you to Michael who shaved his head as a fundraiser for us!
You are awesome Michael, thank you so much!!
God bless,
Ben & Hannah
You are awesome Michael, thank you so much!!
God bless,
Ben & Hannah
Dutch Blitz
Hannah and co playing a game called Dutch Blitz while I sit and read the news. It's maybe the most stressful card game I have ever come across!
-Ben
-Ben
Wednesday, September 5, 2012
Faithful
Everyone thank you for your prayers!
We had an incredibly successful screening day on Monday. They whole crew, including the Academy, got involved and about 3500 potential patients were seen.
These days are always pretty hectic as a lot of people come through our site and line up for hours. But God was faithful and the people that we could help turned up; surgeries start tomorrow!
I will post more pictures of the screening as they are made available by our communication department.
God bless,
Ben
Monday, September 3, 2012
Prayer point
Just a quick message to add a prayer point. Tomorrow is the Mercy Ships Screening Day here in Conakry.
Basically it is the day where the whole ship runs a massive logistical puzzle and we try to see as many possible patients as we can and allocate surgery dates to this that we can.
There is always a lots of stressing and worries involved in the screenings. So I ask for your prayers for all the crew as we seek to serve the Guinean nation tomorrow and pray that the people that God has in store for us to minister to will turn up at the site.
Thank you already!
God bless,
Ben
Basically it is the day where the whole ship runs a massive logistical puzzle and we try to see as many possible patients as we can and allocate surgery dates to this that we can.
There is always a lots of stressing and worries involved in the screenings. So I ask for your prayers for all the crew as we seek to serve the Guinean nation tomorrow and pray that the people that God has in store for us to minister to will turn up at the site.
Thank you already!
God bless,
Ben
Saturday, September 1, 2012
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