A Voice For Rwanda is about to be born. A new birth of a ministry God has called myself , my husband and many others to. We have lived in Rwanda for the past two and half years. In this time period God has revealed many things to us. He is opening many doors. So many, we recognize it is no longer on an individual level. The answer is to now become an originzation.
Actually, Les and I have always referred to ourselves as "A Voice For Rwanda". This came from our first visit to Rwanda in 2004. We spent one month living with Pastor Ngondo and his family in the village of Imena. We knew God called us to Rwanda, however before moving there on a permanent basis, we visited. As we left, Pastor Ngondo said to us, "Let your voice be used and speak of our country. Be a voice." As we began to think of how we could refer to our newsletter his words echoed in our hearts. Thus, back in 2004, "A Voice For Rwanda" the title of our newsletter and our future. Today now in the process of becoming an official non profit organization.
We are excited of all God will do through a Voice For Rwanda. My husband and I are now in America working on many things. I guess you can call these things "labor pains" as we prepare for the future and our return to Rwanda. We look forward to reuniting with our family and friends in Rwanda.
Actually, Les and I have always referred to ourselves as "A Voice For Rwanda". This came from our first visit to Rwanda in 2004. We spent one month living with Pastor Ngondo and his family in the village of Imena. We knew God called us to Rwanda, however before moving there on a permanent basis, we visited. As we left, Pastor Ngondo said to us, "Let your voice be used and speak of our country. Be a voice." As we began to think of how we could refer to our newsletter his words echoed in our hearts. Thus, back in 2004, "A Voice For Rwanda" the title of our newsletter and our future. Today now in the process of becoming an official non profit organization.
We are excited of all God will do through a Voice For Rwanda. My husband and I are now in America working on many things. I guess you can call these things "labor pains" as we prepare for the future and our return to Rwanda. We look forward to reuniting with our family and friends in Rwanda.
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