‘Bee, were ah lah, ah new dee wah’
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November 20, 2011, 1:51 am
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“Bee, were ah lah, ah new dee wah.” A rough Maninka translation meaning “Tonight, we go!”
We leave for the US this evening from Bamako, Mali – and there is even a fresh layer of snow to greet us in Minnesota! We hope to see many of you during our time in the US. Below is our speaking schedule thus far:
- Wed, Nov 30 – Children’s Morning Chapel & Adult Bible Study, St Paul Lutheran Church, Prior Lake, MN
- Wed, Nov 30 – Advent Evening Worship, Mt Zion Lutheran Church, Minneapolis, MN
- Sun, Dec 4 – Morning Worship, Messiah Lutheran Church, Lakeville, MN
- Wed, Dec 7 – Advent Evening Worship, Holy Cross Lutheran Church, Minneapolis, MN
- Sun, Dec 11 – Morning Worship, Life of Christ Lutheran Church, Albertville, MN
- Mon, Dec 19 – Minnesota South District Office
- Sun, Jan 1 – Morning Worship, Redeemer Lutheran Church, Englewood, FL
- Tues, Jan 3 – Sarasota Circuit Meeting, Sarasota, FL
- Jan 7 – Jan 15 – Kansas District Presentations
- Wed, Jan 18 – Evening Bible Study, Faith Lutheran Church, Minneapolis, MN
Prayers for safe travel are appreciated!
Trusting in Him,
Jack & Cathy
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LQQKing forward to seeing you both if you have time when you are in Kansas.
Comment by Bob Pace November 21, 2011 @ 6:32 amGod’s blessing on your work and travel.
Bob Pace
Salina, KS
Dear Jack and Cathy,
I enjoy reading your updates and newsletters and your photos. I have retold the story of the ants at the crossroad bus stop to many people Jack. It is getting better with each telling, you may not even recognize it yourself. If Minnesota was a little closer, I might try to catch one of your speaking engagements. However, it is a bit far.
It seems that so many people: politicians, movie stars, rock stars, philanthropists etc. talk about what needs to be done in the world, what they are going to do, the dollars comitted; to a great round of applause and fanfare. And then there is your family, who give up thier comfortable life in America to work in Africa with no drumroll, banners or tv show. Totally unassuming, totally committed and totally effective. I’m totally impressed by your selfless committment to help out in a nation that needs a hand up. May you be blessed by God.
Sincerely jb
Comment by jb November 27, 2011 @ 9:23 am