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We’ve got plenty to share in this update – from our family holiday adventures in Yosemite and Lake Tahoe, through to exciting ministry opportunities in Zimbabwe and here in the UK. There are stories of answered prayer, upcoming events, and a few things we’d love you to keep praying for. But first, the holiday highlights!

Like us, you’ve probably already had quite a few Christmas newsletters from friends, so this is probably not quite an ideal time to send our ministry newsletter update! But we do have news to tell and are also asking for your prayers once again. Anyway …first the fun bit!

Like us, you’ve probably already had quite a few Christmas newsletters from friends, so this is probably not quite an ideal time to send our ministry newsletter update! But we do have news to tell and are also asking for your prayers once again. Anyway …first the fun bit!

“I have such peace in my heart this week!” This was Desalegn’s comment as four of us met early one morning to pray and prep for day two, after the first day of HHTN.

Yes, you read that right, the conference we had planned for last November was postponed right at the last minute! I was all set to go but then discovered that Desalegn and his team were expecting us to pay for the cost of the venue, as well as my travel expenses, etc.

I’m excited, the time has finally arrived to travel on mission once more, after two years working at home via Zoom! I’m a bit nervous but looking forward to it so much!

Greetings, and thank you so much for your continued support. Many of the reconciliation music teams I worked with to make CDs some while ago had quite a few young singles in their mid-20’s…

Hope you are all well. It’s March already and here we all are hoping that lockdown will soon lift for good, after such a difficult year last year…

Most weeks I am in touch with Pastor Joseph via WhatsApp, so I was thrilled to hear his report on his recent trips to Kenya and Cote d’Ivoire in August…

It has been nearly 6 months since I last wrote a newsletter, and the world has been changed utterly in the meantime by the Covid 19 pandemic…