Today we started the day with Ladies Day. The women came and gathered. It was very nice to see them so excited being brought together. We had Simon come to talk to the ladies about agriculture who is part of Voice of Hope. Simon emphasized proper farming practices such as using manure to neutralize acidic soil for better harvests. We also discussed with the ladies that parents were reminded to monitor their children’s school attendance and grades. Dr. Isaac also came to speak

We began the day with a walk to the local market to purchase fresh produce. Along the way, I was also able to find some baby items at a good price for my great-niece, Ada, and for my granddaughter, who will be arriving in May—a small joy tucked into the morning. After dropping our items off, we separated into two groups and headed out for our widow visits. When we arrive at a widow’s home, we are always greeted with a firm, welcoming handshake. Any children who come to see wh

We began our day bright and early at 8:00 am, gathering for worship at Shumba Village Meeting Church. It wasn’t a typical service as we might be accustomed to, but it clearly reflected the great need for laborers in God’s harvest. We were reminded of Jesus’ words in Matthew 9:37–38, that the harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few—a truth that felt especially real as we worshipped together. Following the gathering, we shared the Days for Girls presentation with the wome