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The day we left blantyre.

We couldnt get the early bus as we still had to buy gas etc so decided to get the 2pm bus. I wasn't too keen as it meant arriving after dark but we decided to go anyway. What a journey!

The bus quickly filled up to the point of people rammed in, standing, squashed in the aisle. We were fortunate to have a ...

Today is our last full day in Malawi and my last sermon here. It's the fifth one and I'll be speaking on the subject of the expanded role of the Law of God in the future world. My main text is from Isaiah 2:2-4 where nations will flow to Jerusalem in order to learn more about God's Law as they see a transformed world where the swords are beaten ...

In the morning we find out about a few misfortunes that occurred with some of our people back in Blantyre. First, Lewis Salawila's wife who stayed back from the Feast was arrested! She is from Zimbabwe and obviously speaks the Chewa language with a distinct Zimbabwe accent. People hearing her reported her to the police who came and wanted to de...

Today we spend the greater part of the day travelling from Lilongwe to Monkey Bay in Mangochi Malawi. Our planning, scheduling could not have been any better. We are completely convinced that the arrangements for a difficult trip like this....with so many fragile factors could not have been better planned. And it wasn't US! So many factors have ...

Today Scott Lockwood and I went bike riding. I really enjoy getting out, getting exercise and seeing things close up. On a trip like this you don't get much aerobic exercise and today was the first time in almost two weekws. One of the workers at the Nkopola Lodge,, Elison, who I remember from former trips is always ready with bicycles for rent...

Today is the first day of the Feast of Tabernacles. The weather, scenery and atmosphere out at Lake Malawi are idyllic. The morning is free and there is no service until 2:30 pm so we have time to relax and enjoy the resort. In the morning Bev and I walked along the beach and sat in the beach chairs and watched the birds diving into the water fo...

It is Thursday morning. Today is a national holiday in Malawi. Reform Day in Malawi was established in 1964 when Malawi converted to a multiparty political system. Since then it has been observed nationally and everyone has the day off. Due to the holiday, the clinic is closed today. I figured we would just spend the day moseying around Ntcheu. ...

Na een leuke busrit in een minibus aangekomen in Mangochi. Door een aardige man die ik onderweg heb ontmoet wordt ik geholpen om een leuke slaapplaats te vinden. Het mag niet veel kosten want ik reis nog steeds met een small budget. Dus een klein obscuur kamertje met een shared toilet en shower: smierig ! Maar ach ik wil maar 1 nacht blijven. Ik...

Today I borrowed a bicycle from one of the staff at the hotel to go some exercise. It's not just a bike ride, it's an eyeful of local Malawi life. The area is predominantly Muslim. I pass mosque and mosque and madressa. The people are very peaceful and gentle Muslims and very friendly. The Catholic Church and the Muslims compete for the hearts o...

Today we broke another record in Malawi UCG history. Yesterday the attendance was 137. Today it grew to 141. The meeting hall is filled to capacity and the four air conditioners are working at full capacity, but it's still hard to give a sermon with a suit coat on. I gave the morning sermon entitled "What God Has Begun, He Will Finish." I feel t...