September 2022 Newsletter

September 2022 Newsletter

…as simple as that!!

The container we shipped last March finally arrived!

Gospel tracts came in the container.

Thanks to those who donated books last year.

Those Bibles we collected going to good use.

First pictures from Google Earth of the Malone church plot.

Septic tank – one of next year’s church projects already completed.

3rd annual Golf Tournament “Dream Team”.

Teams waiting to get started.

Winning Team.

These guys amaze me!

Elvis is loving his new cart.

The Good News Club attendance remains strong.

The Malone Bible Study ladies “on mission” to the Old Folks Home and the prison.

Remember Pastor Paul Sibalwa? He is my longest and best Zambian friend. He has been told he will be fighting the big “C”. We covet your prayers.

Witnessing 2×2 in Malone.

While this little guy patiently posed until I could get off a nice focused shot, his expression caused me to wonder what could be going on in his little mind?

Perhaps, he wonders why we humans would ever consider the possibility that life evolved from some random primordial soup…???

Or, why do we continuously obsess over our future…or if we will make it another day…???

When even the birds know full well that their Heavenly Father does…and always will…PROVIDE!!!

Behold the fowls of the air: for they sow not, neither do they reap, nor gather into barns; yet your heavenly Father feedeth them. Are ye not much better than they? Matthew 6:26

Love,

Ken & Karen Buckner

GIVING

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