This is one of the 2 villages we have helped minister in where we have to cross a river to get through. SO thankful for a good vehicle to do so. |
And through some beautiful palm nut plantations we go. |
I enjoyed listening to the other ladies teach as well. |
They had a session where some of the ladies taught the others how to make yogurt.
We partnered up to go out into the village for evangelism. Sister Mary was my partner. She went to school at OCC in the States where my great grandfather was a Bible teacher. It's a small world! |
We had a Bible study with different people during the reach out session and the lady on the right, Deborah, was the only one that was interested in learning more about the Gospel. |
I took a pic of another group during the outreach session. |
The food was delicious! Here I'm eating corn fufu and njamajama. |
Eggs and pepper, mmmmmmmm! |
We had evening group sessions as well. |
I and several other ladies slept in the Church building. |
Good morning, Sunshine! |
We had early morning devotions by Sis. Mah Dinah. |
It was a lovely ladies seminar in Maumu and I was so blessed to be part of it. I'm thankful for the many opportunities and strength God gives us to serve Him here in this beautiful and challenging country of Cameroon.
Great encouragement!!!! I was just wondering, do a lot of the ladies cover their heads for what they would consider religious reasons? I know it's just typical in a lot of Africa for ladies to wear duku etc anyway....but, just curious :-)
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