Crossing very unstable and dangerous bridges are necessary to get to isolated bush schools we have started. The bridges are basically constructed out of wood and filled up with sand. Needless to say in the rainy season it becomes slippery …. and well … not so safe. It does help your prayer life though!
Parts of the bridge starting to deteriorate. Many of our children could not swim through the rivers and therefore were out of school for the last two weeks. In many areas visited there were reports at out SBF schools that 5 people have already been killed by crocodiles trying to cross the dangerous infested rivers.
Carey Willis, Jef and Keren (Canada – Volunteers and nursing)
Wola ……. after hard work in the sun …. the roof is finished and the clinic ready!
Above: The USA New-Holland team finishing up yet another roof on the new Mercy Air garage. Rick Cogbill is a mechanic and he writes on mechanical engineering for magazines in Canada fixing up mission vehicles. And what a blessing he was!