Our main service of the week on Sunday night went very well yesterday. Sacha and João Filho led on vocals as Louisa was away in João Pessoa with her maternal grandparents for the weekend and Fábio was at work as he does shifts, which includes Sundays every other week. On instrumentals were Mailson (bass guitar), Tiago (guitar) and Witagiby (drums). Rafael and I shared the leading of the service and Pastor Lucena preached on 2 Kings 5:1-19.
We had another quarter of an inch of rain yesterday at Green Pastures. Unfortunately it's one of those years where the rain just comes in small portions, in dribs and drabs, and the river bed and lake remain bone dry. This is going to be one of those years where our deep-bore wells will be vital in the drought, as will be our drinking troughs all over the Green Pastures Reserve for the wild life. Dr. Izar Aximoff and I have just written a very good scientific article on the 20 species of mammals registered at Green Pastures. Dr. Aximoff is a PhD in Biology at the Rio de Janeiro State University. I will publish the link to the article once it has received its final touches and is officially published in English.
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