Saturday, August 31, 2013

I am so excited and grateful with the wonderful news which I received in an email this morning.  A young woman from church is going to sponsor little Ninziza with Compassion International.  I absolutely love experiencing the Lord's effortless provision and compassion for His little children, the least of the least.  Ninziza's birthday is Sept. 23 and what an amazing birthday gift he is receiving.  I would love to be present when the Compassion staff from the local project go to Ninziza's home to share this news with him and his parents!  Praise God!  He is gracious, shows compassion and is a God of justice.

Thursday night I heard of the shelling in Rwanda.  Several bombs hit a town, Hanika, we visited in 2012.  We had the opportunity to meet Pastor Edward and tour the Hanika Medical Center and their Technical School.  During our recent visit we spoke with Pastor Pastor, Hanika's new Pastor.  Also, two grenades exploded in Kigali, where my dear friend, Joseph, works and attends University at night.  Yesterday my heart was heavy and concerned. Prayer request were sent out to the Rwanda Partnership Team at church.  The day was spent in prayer, which turned the concern to trust in God's provision for my Rwandan family. I sent Joseph an email to check on everyone and last night I received word that they were safe and the shelling wasn't near them.  Praise God for more answered prayer!!  My brothers and sisters in Rwanda will continue to be in my heart and prayers, also the leaders for wisdom, reconciliation and forgiveness.  I pray for my Rwandan family...Amohoro y"Imana namwe (God's peace be with you).


Above is Joseph, the Pastor, with Rubagobago Parish.  Joseph was ordained in February.


This is the Hanika Medical Center we visited with Pastor Edward and Pastor Venant.

My heart is overflowing with joy today with gratitude to my Lord Jesus.  I know His grace is sufficient!  He is teaching me to trust that He does work all things to good for those who love the Lord.  Thanks be to God!

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