Last month we had the privilege of hosting 8 high school seniors along with 3 adults. They had the opportunity to live the village life for a few days, visit the orphan home we partner with, see one of the worlds seven natural wonders, Victoria Falls, and just embrace the Zambian way! To see this part of the world can be an extremely valuable experience! To be face to face with some of the local’s reality is eye opening. To live in their world if only for a moment is life changing. Thank you Berean Christian School for allowing us to be a part of your trip! We pray you are blessed and that the Lord will continue to work in your lives. We will remember each one of you. Please enjoy a few shots.
The 2 lady leaders gone wild!
Barefooted on Livingstone Island, where we enjoyed an unbelievable view and breakfast. Our guide gave us a real close up of the ledge (below)!
The coolest, most beautiful view from a restroom ever! A 3 walled toilet with a view of the Falls….
The Falls are so powerful that at certain times of the year, there are consistent “rain”gushes. Once the drizzle stopped a bit, the team stops to grab a shot!
In Chishiko Village playing with the local children.
In most homes, there is at least one single orphan or double orphan.
In a village youth meeting!
Enjoying a soccer game at dusk.
The guys in charge of slashing a new road for the village…a few locals, a few seniors, and a few Gospelink Bible College students as well. Great mix!
Happy faces!
A common local housing structure with water buckets in front.
Meeting some neighbors
Another typical house
A family that hosted a part of the group for a day!
This culture loves soccer more than any other sport! If they cannot get their hands on a ball, they make one!
Slashing=lawn mowing…a really, really, really big overgrown lawn.
Making lunch in the outside kitchen.
So proud of you guys. I’m sure there are many times of suffering. Love you and praying for growth for your ministry!
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