When you're working with limited supplies, unpredictable weather, and unforeseen emergencies that divert you from your established plan, you will find yourself going in many directions at the same time. But sometimes that's the only way to get things done!
With that in mind, this post will be a collection of photos of the many different things that we are currently involved in here in Mozambique.
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Wood turning instruction |
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Checking off the electrical supplies |
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Attending a local bush church |
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Lifting heavy beams into place |
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Donating a laptop computer to Aaron Beecher, director of Tariro training school |
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Enjoying a Sunday afternoon braai with friends and colleagues |
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Putting the finishing touches on the trusses |
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Digging ditches for electrical cable |
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Bending steel beams with heat (Dennis, your trick worked perfectly!) |
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Welding the beams together |
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Forging a new chisel for concrete work |
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Putting wheels on the scaffolding |
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Painting the beams before they go up |
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Plastering the repair pit |
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Singing worship songs with Wilhelm and Kelvin, two friends from Zimbabwe |
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Watching Pastor Mariano jump rope with the kids |
So our days (and evenings) are pretty full. But we're enjoying our time here, and thankful to be able to put our skills to use in a practical and beneficial way. Thanks to all of you who are standing with us with your support and your prayers. It really means a lot!
Cheers from the MTM team - Bob, Bob, Don, and Rick
Thanks for the great photos. So exciting to see how the facility is coming together. You are all doing such a great job, we're proud of you.
ReplyDeleteErna