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Snapshots of Missionary Life: Signage, Soccer, Sax, more…(including a video)

ByAndrew

Here are the most recent snapshots from our life and ministry. As always, you can see what is happening in real time by following our Instagram account.

New sign up at the lower entrance to camp.
Nathanael training with the Chama Viva (Living Flame) soccer team.
Our second recorder practice.
Recorder practice can be surprisingly intense!

A snipped from the prelude at Ebenezer last Sunday.

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