Hakuna Mungu kama Wewe

Tomorrow I will be having a Tanzanian dinner at my church to share what I'll be doing in Tanzania and invite people to become partners. During one part, we'll be singing the Swahili song "Hakuna Mungu Kama Wewe" and it's definitely worth sharing here. Enjoy! :)

Hakuna Mungu Kama Wewe
There's no God like you
Hakuna Mungu Kama Wewe
Hakuna Mungu Kama Wewe
Hakuna na hatakuwepo
None and there will never be

Nimetembea kote, kote
I have walked here, there
Nimetafuta kote, kote
I have searched here, there
Nimezunguka kote, kote
I have turned around here, there
Hakuna na hatakuwepo
None and there will never be

Picture doesn't really go with the post, just think it's beautiful!!
This is Tanzania: Acacia trees and zebra on the savannah.

My 'office'

Since my departure date is getting closer and closer (yea!!) I thought you might be interested to see pics of where I'll be.


I'll start with HOPAC...

This is a baobab tree. It's huge.
The classroom just behind is Reception, where I taught for 2 years.

This is part of the campus. It used to be a coconut plantation so there are coconut palms everywhere! It's beautiful!

More to come...

84%

In the past week, I've seen my monthly support jump from 65 to 84%! That's incredible! Please keep praying for 100% by July! :)

PD Update & Newsletter

Hard to believe, but in less than two months I'll be in Tanzania! :)

I am currently at about 65% of needed monthly support. Thank you to everyone who is supporting financially and in prayer. You are greatly appreciated! Please continue to pray that more people will be led to become partners and that I will be at 100% before August.

Please read and enjoy my May newsletter.
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Creation

I love the weather we're having right now. It's overcast and drizzly, which does *not* happen often out here in Rancho Cucamonga. :)

Yesterday, Karis and I drove up to Mt. Baldy to go hiking and climbing on the rocks. We drove through the clouds and then above them and found a place where a stream rushes down the mountain over huge boulders, weaving in and out of tall birch trees. It's such a amazing place.

I'm a "worship God through nature" kind of person. I love looking at His creation and thinking about Him. And though I'm more of an ocean girl than a mountain girl, I do enjoy being able to get away from the urban sprawl of Southern California by going up into the mountains. It's quiet, peaceful, calm. Beautiful!