Johannesburg, South Africa
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
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We loaded all
of our hiking packs into the back of the Harvest School's white truck.
Tanya volunteered to take us to the airport. It has been a long
week. I
have been getting all of our extended outreach teams out. Some have gone
to different nations such as Thailand, Nepal, Malawi, Sierra Leone and
nations I cannot write about. Others have gone on ten-day bush bush
outreaches to villages here in Mozambique. These three hundred laid-down
lovers of Jesus are now taking all they have caught here at HS16 and
carrying it to the darkest places of earth. We now set
out for the island of Pohnpei in Federated States of Micronesia where we
will be pioneering a new Iris base and Missionary Training Center. As
we say goodbye to Mozambique for now, we know that the past two months
of running really hard have been stretching, yet amazing.
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Our first stop
in this journey is Johannesburg, South Africa. It is one of two flights
that our family travel together. We boarded the South African
Airlines plane. This plane is bigger and more comfortable that the one
that took us to Pemba two months earlier. The flight is only a couple of
hours. It was nice
that we could all arrive together in South Africa because I was able to
change dollars into rands and help arrange a hotel
in Joberg. We all ate hotdogs together in the airport, held hands and
prayed, then went our separate ways.
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Christian Young
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