Keep praying!

Just a note from the Radfords - this team is amazing! They are jumping in with both feet and have already honoured so many people with their loving spirits. We can hardly wait to see what the week holds. PLEASE keep praying for them!

Church in Senegal

We began our day with devotions and breakfast. We boarded a bus which took us to church. The people were very warm and welcomed us with open arms. With no sound system or power point projection, the Senegalese people sang with great joy and volume. It was encouraging to be with them.

It is now 3:45pm. Everyone is well. We are going to be spending the evening at Dakar Academy where we will hear some testimonies of students from this Christian school.

Orientation

It is 4:30pm in Senegal. We have finished a meaningful time of orientation with Mr. and Mrs. Radford. In a couple of hours, we will leave the compound and go for dinner.

We are staying in the compound of the Wycliffe Bible Translators guest house. It is very clean and comfortable inside. Students are staying in apartments. All the girls share one apartment and the guys share another apartment. Each apartment has bedrooms with anywhere between 2 to 4 beds. Each apartment has a fridge where we can keep our drinks cool. Also, each apartment has a bathroom with toilet, sink and shower.

Everyone is healthy and happy.

More updates to come!

They have arrived!

Just a quick note to let parents, teachers, friends and other interested individuals know that the team arrived safely this morning. They are at their accommodations and are resting for a bit before we bring lunch and start orientation with them. PTL that the first part of this journey went well for them. We are looking forward to getting to know the team.

Will was immediately glad to see a sign of unity - though they have 2 apartments for the girls and 2 for the guys, they didn't want to be separated and so decided to squeeze into 1 apartment for the girls and 1 for the guys! This shows us that they are already enjoying being together and it is a good sign of things to come!

Stay tuned for updates. But rest assured, all is well!

Mr. & Mrs. R.

6:30 AM

See you in the morning at 6:30AM at Pillar "G"
Please check the weather and leave with plenty of time.
Bring your passports, your addressed luggage, customs card and everything else you need on your packing list.

Eating Sengalese style

Here's a picture of some of the members of the 2003 PCA Missions team eating communally, Senegalese style.

Inside a Ndiaga Ndiaye

Here's a shot inside a nidaga ndiaye. Those are the members of 2003 PCA Sr. Missions Team to Senegal with Mr. Radford.