We attended Easter services at a large church in Jinja to see how the other half lives. Surprise, for the first time ever we were served the Lord’s Supper in Uganda. Most churches are so small that they can’t afford to buy the elements for regular observance. We had a wonderful worship time, then loaded the car for our next teaching point in Tororo.
HAPPY RESURRECTION DAY! HE IS RISEN!
HE IS RISEN INDEED!
After a long season of prayer, Gail and I committed ourselves to full-time missions in December 2010. We expect 2011 to be the year we plant our feet on this new ground. Our vision, for the time being, is to be servant missionaries, seeking to serve other established mission organizations around the world rather than originate a new mission organization with ventures of our own. There are a lot of established mission ministries already out there - we desire to go alongside other missionaries as servants and partners until the Lord leads us differently. We are open to go anywhere in the world to serve, short-term, long-term...we'll see...Have Mission Will Travel...
Meades. Blessings from Gilmer Texas. I think of you and read your reports. I’m glad God has folks like you in his Kingdom on Earth. The lake picture with the boats is awesome. I guess one of you snapped it. I used to take sunrise pictures. I love you , Lewis
Lewis, we love you too. Thanks for thinking of us and praying for us. Bob and Gail
Happy Resurrection Day to you, too! As I write this, I’m in a taxi in Hanoi, on my way to teach English at a university here. I started a 2 year commitment in January. Yesterday our international fellowship baptized 7 people after the service (in a kiddie pool outside for all to see).
I have followed your story about James and am so glad for the happy outcome.
Becky Glass
On Sun, Apr 21, 2019 at 10:09 PM meade international wrote:
> Bob Meade posted: ” We attended Easter services at a large church > in Jinja to see how the other half lives. Surprise, for the first time ever > we were served the Lord’s Supper in Uganda. Most churches are so small that > they can’t af” >
Becky, so wonderful to hear from you. It is so exciting to hear that you are in Hanoi, teaching English too! That is an amazing adventure for sure. Thank you for following James. His story keeps us guessing and looking for God all the time. I think you are experiencing that also as you are following Him there. Blessings on you in your work and ministry. In Him, Gail and Bob