Here is a poem I read from Spurgeon. He wrote it at the age of 18. Remarkable. Merry Christmas! Immanuel When once I mourned a load of sin,When conscience felt a wound within,When all my works were thrown away,When on my knees I knelt to pray,Then, blissful hour, remembered well,I
Mape mache sèl ak JesuNan yon kominyon divinLemonn pa kapab fè m pleziMwen pou Kris, e Kris pou mwen. Kè:Mwen te wè Li, mwen konnen Li!Li fè mwen mache avè L;E Li fè m kado prezans Li,Se yon kado etènèl.Ki gran glwa, divin prezans Li,Ki gran jwa, wè L fasafas!Mwen
Total patients – 1914 (average 112 pts/day with 3 providers)under 1 yr – 2711-4 yrs – 3235-9 yrs – 15010-14 yrs – 7015-19 yrs – 9420-24 yrs – 132Pregnant women – 224 (1st trimester 15, 2nd trimester 83, 3rd trimester 126)Family planning – 6325 yrs and older – 587 references
“Peace I leave with you, My peace I give to you; not as the world gives do I give to you. Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid.”
Banan ak pikliz, fried bananas with spicy slaw, is a favorite food in Cazale. It’s delicious! First the bananas are cut into pieces and fried just a bit, to soften them. Next the fried pieces are removed from the oil… …. and smashed in a little press. The flattened banana
In John 16, Jesus is preparing his disciples for some rough times ahead. He is about to be betrayed by one of their own, endure the humiliation of the cross, and the agony of an unjust death. He challenges them with, “But take heart.” Why are they to “take heart?”
