Back at the Boyle Family (My Rescue Unit)
Adam with orphans at the Boyle Rescue Unit in Malawi, Africa
(Original Report Filed Jan 10, 2010)
I’ve spiritually grown so much. This month has been one of the best months yet it has also been one of the most challenging months. I am just grateful that the Lord has delivered me out of these difficult times.
My time at Boyle Family has not been easy this month. People would think that it gets easier being in a village where everyone spoke the language but it only seems to be getting harder. Even though I’m learning more and more of the language it doesn’t seem to be getting any easier. We were also very busy this month. We had to get information of all the orphans that were registered at our unit. We ended up building a granary because a generous donator, in America, donated the money for us to build a granary. We are not quite finished with it we just need to build the roof for the granary and put a couple more bricks on the building.
One thing that happened that was a huge blessing was what happened on Christmas. On Christmas Eve we had an overnight. An overnight is when people get together and sing and dance and do many other things all night long. It went from Christmas Eve to Christmas Day. The best thing that happened during that overnight was the two Christmas messages that were preached. I preached a Christmas message and I talked about the many characteristics of Jesus that we need to know about. The other message was preached by one of our orphans who is very spiritually mature in his Christian walk. After he finishes high school he wants to go to the BMW School in Malawi. Anyway, he preached a powerful Christmas message. After he preached, we asked the kids if they were touched by the two messages and if they would like to receive Jesus as their savior. 115 kids raised their hand and prayed to receive Jesus as their savior. I can’t think of an event that’s better than seeing 115 kids get saved on Christmas Day.
I hope this report has giving you a good picture of my ministry here in Malawi. Thank you for your time in reading this. May the Lord bless each and every one of you guys and keep you close to him. Take care and God bless.
In Christ,
Adam Bauman
