family at worship
I am getting better at being my own photographer... with the left hand this time!!! Anyways, here's the family on an especially warm january day, worshipping with a group of churches (Kanda ya Nduha, for you Swahili nerds out there).
My teaching that day: Ephesians 6, the Armor of God--with special emphasis on the plural nature of the command, "Stand Firm".
peace
My teaching that day: Ephesians 6, the Armor of God--with special emphasis on the plural nature of the command, "Stand Firm".
peace
posted by Kevin at 6:31 AM
5 Comments:
Great to "see" all of the Lindermans in one shot! Hope you're all well! Spent a good part of the last week with the Harrisons as they prepare to head your direction... Miss you all!
Whoa Kevin! It looks like a lot has happened since I checked in on you guys. Congrats on baby Micah! And, even more so for birthing that baby at home! Pass the keyboard to Charity. I'd like her to blog about THAT experience. Ken and I are due with bambino #2 in July. I don't think home birth is in my scaredy-cat future. We're very happy for you, though. Enjoy that big full family!
Mr. Kevin Linderman. What a surprise to see you on the internet! Because everyone is starting to use Facebook, high school names started to jog my memory and I thought to myself, "What is Kevin doing?" Totally was a surprise to see you in Africa as a missionary! That's great you're helping people out (and on a pretty large scale). What an experience you must be having out there. And from the video, you seem to have picked up the language pretty well, too. Congratulations on the large family you're raising. By the way, this is Eric Tsai.
Kevin,
Great to see the family on the blog. We have a new church website and youand Charity are listed under our missionaries. www.redwoodchurch.org I put your blog as a link so hopefully the Redwood Church folk will be more "connected". February will be our missionary month again so keep us updated, especially in January ( I know that is 6 months away :-).
I received our newsetters and will get those copied and in the foyer next week.
Glad you are doing such great work there. Don't forget you are a blessing.
Lisa Dunn
Kevin, I am sorry that I have not been good to keep in touch! I hope you all are doing good. When are you coming to the States again?
Please greet everybody in Mwanza for us!
God bless,
David
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