With some emotion and deep sighs, we bid Africa farewell and give thanks to God for the time he chose for us to serve here. We hope you enjoy this last letter from Joburg.
“The end of a thing is better than its beginning.” Ecclesiastes 7:8
“I think I’m quite ready for another adventure.” Bilbo Baggins
Not much time left before we start serving God as TWR missionaries while based in deepest, darkest America. Read the letter to find out what we’re up to as we get ready to count down our last 90 days in Johannesburg.
Andrew took a group of college students from Greenville North Carolina to Swaziland and is using video to help promote a TWR radio series about leadership on Facebook.
Meanwhile, Holly is heavily involved in teaching and discipleship among women at our local church.
(As we publish this letter, we have less than six months left in South Africa.)
Big news in our first letter for 2015! This is our last year serving with TWR while also based in South Africa.
God is good and we have learned that pulling our hair out to meet deadlines or help people in need isn’t required. This letter will encourage you as we celebrate God moving through people faced with more than they can handle.
Today in South Africa it’s Spring Day when schools allow students to dress casual instead of their normal uniform. Our latest newsletter has fun, science and the new way Andrew now serves as a missionary.
Looking back over a decade and a half of full-time ministry on the field, we’ve been privileged to see God at work in many ways. This prayer letter features a timeline combining the origins of Trans World Radio with some of our career highlights.
Today the TWR family worldwide celebrates our 60th Anniversary of speaking hope to the world. Our latest letter covers what that means here in Africa and how lives are being touched in meaningful ways.
Giving and receiving training in Cape Town and a life touched in East Africa.
Andrew and Holly’s trip to Cape Town together followed by Andrew’s solo trip south. Video training, CCM and an exciting TWR listener story from Durban.