We arrived at Mbingo 2 weeks ago after being in the US for 2 months. Kelly’s arm has healed! We’re so thankful for this. Literally everywhere I go.....the market, operating room, hiking......everyone asks how Kelly is doing and if she's healed up.
It’s now the rainy season, which so far has meant about a half hour of rain in the afternoon every other day. It’s beautiful to see the clouds move in among the mountain, and the waterfalls are starting to appear. The rain moves in and cools things off. Here’s a before and after view from the hospital entrance.
A huge encouragement for us this past week was that a great friend of ours, Jay, flew back with us and worked with me at the hospital. Thank you Jay! I've also been able to spend time with one of our graduating chief residents this month, Tony. He will be serving in central Kenya next year. Here's Tony and myself performing a thyroidectomy.
Transitioning back here certainly has been difficult. We’ve had some sickness, which thankfully is improved now. However, when we cease our focus on the trial itself and shift our hearts and eyes upon God, we receive strength and peace. We’ve been so encouraged by words of support from you. The kind words of encouragement build us up and encourage us to continue pressing on. We are thankful to do good works for Christ and thankful to work alongside our brothers and sisters in the Cameroonian church.
P.S. The kids are all doing great!
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