Today ends the week-long medical mission clinic. Communication has been spotty in Woliso, sometimes available and sometimes not. The clinic served nearly 4,000 patients mid-way through the medical mission.
Ethiopia lies just north of the equator in eastern Africa. In the dry season, the landscape is dusty with red earth. In the rainy season, water flows so freely that many buildings and facilities have drainage ditches along walkways.
Recent reports from Israel suggest that U.S. President Barack Obama and his political allies are actively working to oust Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the upcoming March elections.
Prayer Points: Warfare over True Worship in Woliso
Our medical outreach in Woliso, Ethiopia will begin in a few days, and even now team members are packing and preparing to serve the Lord in ministering love, prayer and medical care to the thousands who will come to have their needs met. We need your prayers.
“The nursing station for our medical clinic in Zimbabwe was a bustling hub of activity. What was so unique was the sporadic arrival of the most sick pushed in wheelbarrows by their friends and family members over the rough terrain in the hot sun and to our doorstep.
Seventy years ago, on January 27th, 1945, Russian soldiers approached the gates of Auschwitz and were astonished. One recounted, "We saw emaciated, tortured, impoverished people. We could tell from their eyes that they were happy to be saved….
Three weeks ago a terrorist-produced instructional video hit the internet. It taught how to conduct individual acts of terrorism by slashing innocent Jewish People in crowded, everyday settings within Israel. Yesterday morning, a 23-year-old West Bank Palestinian did just that in Tel Aviv.
When you think of Ethiopia, you might not picture the city of Gondar. A Westerner expecting sun-blasted flatlands finds instead a medium-sized city of rolling hills, trees, and the ruins of past wars.
