Relay race with the kids
Lauren and Pastor Domingo helping serve a North American meal
Janeen and Erin Helping serve the meal
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Prayer
Prayer Request:
-continued wisdom for working with our colleagues
OVC Project
-creativity and vision
-our role with OVC's - in working with young girls (as there is a huge need for mentorship)
-where to best use funds (new building, education, garden projects, after school program, home based care program)
Thank you for all your prayers and we wanted to share that many if not all of these have been answered prayers:
-wisdom for the upcoming month - our key pharmacy resource person is on holidays, leaving us a little bit anxious!
-prayer for us and our families as we are not at home during the Christmas season - the first time for both of us
-for anticipated involvement with the orphans and vulnerable children program
-understanding role at hospital
-building relationship with staff at the hospital
-wisdom in finding balance between work and community involvement
-dealing with HOTTTTTTTTTTTTTNESS
-living in community / relationships
-language helpers
Thanksgiving/Praise:
-warm welcomes in Namibia
-fantastic orientation!!!!
-diversity
-dealing with HOTTTTTTTTTTTTTNESS
-enjoying new roommate Kimmie
-Powerful voices and beautiful singing at Edama church
-building relationships in the pharmacy
-encouragement from all of you all over the world
-continued wisdom for working with our colleagues
OVC Project
-creativity and vision
-our role with OVC's - in working with young girls (as there is a huge need for mentorship)
-where to best use funds (new building, education, garden projects, after school program, home based care program)
Thank you for all your prayers and we wanted to share that many if not all of these have been answered prayers:
-wisdom for the upcoming month - our key pharmacy resource person is on holidays, leaving us a little bit anxious!
-prayer for us and our families as we are not at home during the Christmas season - the first time for both of us
-for anticipated involvement with the orphans and vulnerable children program
-understanding role at hospital
-building relationship with staff at the hospital
-wisdom in finding balance between work and community involvement
-dealing with HOTTTTTTTTTTTTTNESS
-living in community / relationships
-language helpers
Thanksgiving/Praise:
-warm welcomes in Namibia
-fantastic orientation!!!!
-diversity
-dealing with HOTTTTTTTTTTTTTNESS
-enjoying new roommate Kimmie
-Powerful voices and beautiful singing at Edama church
-building relationships in the pharmacy
-encouragement from all of you all over the world
About Us
- Janeen and Lauren:
- janeenhultgren@hotmail.com lgeldreich@gmail.com AIM http://www.aimint.org/can/ Two young pharmacists setting out with African Inland Mission for 6 months of their lives to invest and learn about the Namibian people and culture. On a mission to be Jesus's hands and feet and bring hope to the hopeless. Micah 6:8 To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God
2 comments:
Hey Lauren Hey Janeen! It's fabulous that you both have given of your own time and skills to help the less fortunate through AIM. I can't help but smile when I see the pics of the kids who look so happy to have you guys there. It reminds me of the kids I saw in China when I went on a STM for two weeks as a pharmacist on a medical team last year. The experience, however, is forever impressed on the heart so thumbs up to you both! Good luck with the drugs. I spent HOURS sorting through an amount smaller than what is shown in the pictures. :p and May God's spirit and peace be upon you through your duration in Africa. Though we haven't talked since 4th year really, I miss you both and remember the times we spent in prayer. Take care. Love, joni
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