Back to Africa ( 20230201 Newsletter)

Some of our Welcome Home Children

Dear Friends and Family,

Ebola in Uganda is gone. Lockdown is over, ministry is again open and it’s time for me to go home. After being in the States for 3 months and having to change my plane ticket twice. I’m anxious to return to my work. I love being in the States, seeing everyone, being encouraged, and fed God’s Word, but my heart and home is in Africa. This is where God has me.

I’m so thankful to be able to teach and minister a bit while in the States. I was in Walmart and noticed a woman in the customer service line who appeared depressed. I asked her how she was, and she told me she had lost her dream house and was returning all the things she had purchased for it. I asked her if I could pray for her. “Please do”. I had several opportunities like this to pray for strangers at different times. Interestingly, I’ve never been turned down. There is so much need and opportunity for the Gospel in the States.

Thank you to all who pray for me, support me financially, give me a home to stay in while in the States and a car to drive. Thank you to churches who loved on me and welcomed me back, allowing me to share my work. Thank you for the meals, the fun, the ministry, and the love. (Come and visit!)

So, here’s the plan: I will have minor surgery on my face Jan. 26, leave the California desert on Jan. 27 and fly out on Feb. 3. Thank you for your prayers for tying up loose ends and getting everything done here, traveling mercies and re-adjustment to my life and ministry in Africa.

Be Blessed,

Janet