Walk

 On Friday afternoon Liz and I went for a nice walk at Green Pastures for about 3 km. We came back with a bucket full of Barbadan cherries (high in vitamin C and very good for making fruit juice), half a bucket of lemons (more vitamin C and fruit juice), half a bucket of Cajarana (a yellow cherry-like fruit), a few custard apples, a tub of curd and 2 litres of fresh milk from a neighbour's cow.

Yesterday our Patos youth spent the day at Green Pastures where they had a day of fun and fellowship with volleyball, table tennis, swimming etc. They ended the day in the weekly Green Pastures service which went very well, although Liz and I thought the youngsters looked pretty tired after a day in the hot sun. Local folk Nega, Manoel and Rose took part in the service. It was especially good to hear Manoel's testimony once again, of how he was converted as a result of me giving him a lift when he was drunk out on a country track many years ago. I took him home and the love of God shown to him greatly impacted his life. Who preached in the service was Rayla, who is a young lawyer who is now doing a course in theology.

This week our daughters asked me to present the Cambridge University certificates at their English school. 40 of their students passed the Cambridge external exams. It was a pleasure to support our 3 girls, Deborah, Lynn and Sacha. The school is our daughters' source of income.

Yesterday QPR did it again! 😀 They beat Stoke at Stoke 1 x 0 and in doing so they guaranteed that they will not be relegated from the Championship. Phew!