November 5th 2009  Africa » Malawi » Central » Lilongwe
The ladies of Kasiya held a meeting last month. They cordially invited me to attend this meeting earlier in the month but due to another engagement I was unable to be with them. They insisted I joi ... 4 photos [full story]

October 8th 2009  Africa » Malawi » Central » Lilongwe
We looked forward to joining in the celebration of Mary and Samson's big day on the 3rd October, in Salima. We planned on spending the night so we would make it to the building on time as Ed was offi ... 6 photos [full story]

July 31st 2009  Africa » Malawi » Central » Lilongwe
The morning I leave for Lilongwe, it's overcast and spitting with rain, the eight okta cloud cover greying out the pre-dawn light to the point where I am reminded of wintry teenage paper rounds. The ... 10 photos [full story]

August 22nd 2009  Africa » Malawi » Central » Lilongwe
In 2006 the whole Jensen family made a trip to Malawi. Ed Crookshank had seen the great need to strengthen the many, many struggling bush congregations which are scattered throughout the country away ... 5 photos [full story]

August 17th 2009  Africa » Malawi » Central » Lilongwe
Hi Tana, Just trying to set up a travelblog so that I can keep up with my daily activities. I am sending you a short note with a picture so that I can send it on and you can let me know if you got ... 2 photos [full story]

August 17th 2009  Africa » Malawi » Central » Lilongwe
Hi all, Firstly, massive apologies for not writing sooner. The internet here is hard to find and extremely temperamental so I've been sticking to email so far. I don't have much time here at all so ... [full story]

August 16th 2009  Africa » Malawi » Central » Lilongwe
Greetings again from Malawi! It has been such a blessing to have my oldest son Jacob with me on this trip. Since he has graduated from the Andrew Connally School of Preaching, he is really developin ... 3 photos [full story]

August 12th 2009  Africa » Malawi » Central » Lilongwe
Greetings from Malawi! I want to share with our readers the wonderful news of one indigenous congregation. What do we mean by indigenous? In the botanical realm, we understand that a banana tree g ... 5 photos [full story]