Today I will be returning to the Didinga Hills of Sudan!
This past week in Kenya has been busy one. Time has been spent securing a RoSS - Republic of Southern Sudan visa (a very new process, for a very new country), running errands, catching up with friends living in Kenya and buying enough food and supplies to quite literally last me and my three new housemates until the new year (January of 2012 will most likely be my next break time out of Sudan).
This has been the hardest period of transition from home and separation from family I have yet to experience in my missionary career. And though the stress of goodbyes is no easy thing, I remain confident in God's calling. I gain strength in His love.
Thanks for continuing to partner with me through prayer and support to advance God's Kingdom here in Sudan.
Prayer Points:
- As many of you already know, I will no longer have the privilege of serving in Sudan beside Tianne Cole and Elly Admiraal (Tianne is attending midwifery school in the Philippines and Elly is serving Stateside). This year three new missionaries will be joining our mission team in Nagishot. All three of these individuals will be moving into my Nagishot home with me. My home in Nagishot is very small and living conditions can, at times, be very stressful. Please pray for a united team and peaceful living conditions, for a home honoring to our Lord.
- After settling back in, I would like to start a discipleship group with Lino, from Napep, and whoever else is interested from Nagishot. Please pray for these opportunities of sharing the Word of God.
- Continue to pray for a peaceful new nation of Sudan.
KIM
1 comment:
Kim, it has to be so challenging going back into the field with a new team. Not only is it a totally different culture, but now you don't even have the gift of the familiar faces on your team. God is really stretching you! You are in my prayers in a special way! - Becca :)
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