We took some of the team who have organised our visit to Zimbabwe out for lunch today. This gave us a way to show our appreciation to these folk for the time they’re taking to make us welcome, as well as the hard work they’re doing. Over lunch, one of the local leaders asked me …
Travelling with a man who can’t stand still means we are out and about, walking the streets of Harare, rested with a good night’s sleep, and fueled by a buffet breakfast. The city seems flat geographically, the streets are wide and wind through its urban center. The horizons disappear into haze which is clearing as …
After a very smooth (unbelievably smooth) twenty four hours of travel (walked out of the hotel at five am EST and landed in Harare pretty much at five am EST) Jeroen and I were met by a delegation of folk from Highfields Church. I call it a delegation because I think more wanted to come, …
Along with many other Australian Presbyterian churches, mgpc prayed for God’s blessing on the inaugural service of the third Presbyterian church in the Darwin region, Palmerston Presbyterian. Rob Duncanson provides the following short report: THANK YOU to everyone who prayed for us today. We had received messages assuring us of prayer support from every State …
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