Tuesday, November 19, 2019

Wayne & Smith Tuesday: What a Day


 What A DAY!  We all gathered at a great breakfast anxious for our day to begin. Smith, one of our leaders, told us of his neighborhood and a children’s community center “New Hope Activities.” We were going to visit with kids of all ages. We were ready with a tub full of coloring books, jump rope, soap bubbles, and a polaroid camera, etc. Well, I can’t describe the joy of those kids. JOY is putting it mildly…. the laughing, the singing, the jumping, and all the nails that were painted. Lastly, before we left, a young boy about 12-13 years old asked the translator to ask me if I’d take him with me, I was speechless.

Our afternoon stop was Home for Sick & Dying Babies. In their care they have so many beautiful babies. We helped to feed them and just be there and play with them. It filled my heart…truly moving. One of the Sisters asked me to feed the tiniest baby I’ve ever held. Jean Paul was no more than four pounds, and his sister Mary Paul even less. It was truly a moving experience. God bless these Sisters for all they do.

And God Bless this Mission for doing all they do. I am humbled to be a part of this team!


Wayne & Smith: Tuesday God is Good!


November 19, 2019
We started the day off with Smith, our co-leader, reading II Corinthian 4:7-10. Smith told us to not worry about persecution, but to be as Paul during captivity to encourage others through our pain.  We had an awesome breakfast of fruit, oatmeal, eggs and pancakes.  We packed up the tap-tap with all our toys to visit the orphanage and our water bottles.  The pictures will reflect the great time had by the kids.  Fierce jump roping and painting of fingernails to name a few of the activities.  Of course, the time could not be stopped without a few girls braiding hair and blowing bubbles. To God be the glory in sharing love to this group.


Our second stop today was Home for Sick & Dying Babies. There were so many precious babies, all beautiful in God’s sight. We each selected a newborn baby from the nursery to feed porridge. After the feeding, we stayed for another hour holding each baby providing the love of God, praying for new mercies, healing and favor. God is good all the time. It was so hard to leave them. Jesus loves them, yes I know for the bible tells us so.

Wayne & Smith Tuesday Devotion