Sat we did final checks on the equipment and looked through the shipment of medical equipment that was sent via Cure International. We needed to determine what would work on the African voltage and hertz and what would not work. We now have a list to check on once we return to the US.
Sunday we enjoyed our last service with the RG kids, staff and workers. It really was a blessing to see the happiness and enthusiasm from those, whom we in the US would say have so little to be happy about. I always wish that everyone could have this experience at least once in their lifetime.
Sunday we enjoyed our last service with the RG kids, staff and workers. It really was a blessing to see the happiness and enthusiasm from those, whom we in the US would say have so little to be happy about. I always wish that everyone could have this experience at least once in their lifetime.
Monday we spent a few min. with Dr Tim McCall in the PowerPac going over the basics one more time. He is one happy Dr. who now has power after building and preparing the hospital and the orphanage for use over 10 years. He actually shaved off his mustache and goatee saying that now that he has power, he is no longer a "BUSH" Dr.
Well that's it folks, many, many hours of dedicated work by many many volunteers and the ministry of Restoration Gateway in now receiving 24 hour power from the SUN. We pray that this small part completed by I-TEC volunteers will help provide RG with the ability to not only provide physical healing but spiritual healing as well. To God be the Glory!!
We are now at the airport in Entebbe, Uganda getting ready to board our first flight home. Entebbe to Amsterdam --- Amsterdam to Washington Dulles.
Thanks again for all of you that followed our blog and were faithful in praying for our team. You are part of this, another successful PowerPac installation, as well.
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