I needed a word to rhyme with the first two, so it was gains. We have had some good gains this month and praise the Lord for fruit that remains! I must be tired...
I am actually really enjoying the rain this month except for the fact that from 7-8 am when it is raining the 2,000 students and hundred motorcycles and cars turn our road to a muddy mess. I have loved being in the mountains of Bumunka and Babungo this month at times when you can just walk or sit and watch the mountain rain develop. The mountains generally build the rain showers that spread throughout our area. I love watching the rain build up at the top of a huge mountain and then spread down the valleys. Today, I watched it happen as I listened to Chrysanthus lead a soul to saving faith in Christ. Thankfully, we were well protected sitting under a rusty tin roof (with a few leaks) watching the market road turn to puddles of mud. Please pray for souls to be saved and discipled in Babungo.
Here are a few pictures and descriptions of our last few weeks in Cameroon
This picture is for Mom Burtt so she will know we are not suffering too much. It has always been a bit too expensive to have a Pepsi here until I stumbled across this economical way to buy it in Bamenda!!
I asked my neighbor (on the far left) to take up into the hills to see the leader of the Muslim people of our village. He is next to me in the purple and yellow.
David trekked with me as he knows a bit of Fulfulde. I tried learning and writing down a few things they all taught me.
Here is my neighbor and I on the way back overlooking Ndop.
Ngoketunjia hill/mountain towering over the town and overlooking the valley of thirteen villages that bears its name.
Tom and I changing the tires, wheels, and brakes on the Glastar
On the way up to Sa'bel above Sabga. We went to see a Fulani family whose mother had died. The mother who died was like a grandmother to Elias and Elena when we stayed in Sabga last year.
"Stairs" leading up the mountain... Elena is sitting at the top waiting for the rest of the slow-pokes. She enjoyed leading the way for the 30 minute hike.
Visiting in the house with some of our friends from last year's stay in Sabga.
Elias, Chloe, and I went for a hike while Abby and Elena visited with the ladies.
Sitting on top of the world watching the rain spread over the Ndop valley
On Sunday, Abby and Chloe wore matching dresses that Abby and Elena used to wear when we first arrived in Cameroon.
Elias getting ready to take Chloe to town to get some groceries...well, maybe in a few more years!
Today, I was able to preach to close to 600 high school students in Babungo and give them all a copy of John and Romans along with the tract God's Simple Plan of Salvation.
A number of us have been in Babungo witnessing and preaching every day since Thursday and already saw much fruit in souls saved and opportunities like this high school and another private high school. Please keep Babungo in your prayers!
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