Good evening all you beautiful people
Things are moving a bit fast here. The Rossouws found
a new house, much smaller as we are only 2 people now. So now everything needs
to be packed and shifted. My goodness, that is a mission in itself. This
morning I bagged 10 bags full of wood and did not even make a dent in my
garage. Needless to say, it was a really dirty job, someone had to do it. My
friend from up North is taking care of all our wood furniture as they are
building a new base. Great, now the shifting can start. We need to be out by the
end of the year so we still have a few weeks left. Packing up your house after
living here for 12 years is no job for anyone.
Toinette says that we are talking much more to Anton
now than when he was here. Thanks to technology, we are able to connect with him
daily, not once but twice a day. He is settling in slowly but surely. It is so
good to know that our little boy is handling stuff now on his own. Mum and Dad
are looking forward to our short visit over Christmas with him. Pray with us
that the Lord will keep him safe from temptations and bad influences with
almost no Christians around him.
Dim is making a lot of waves in the jungle as he continues
to reach out to the people of Rum Jopon. The people are so on fire that they
already went ahead to cut wood to build a small roof for the teaching of
children as well as a place to worship. Nothing fancy only a roof to protect
from the elements. No school like you used to as well. This teaching here is
for all different ages and they basically learn how to read and write in Khmer.
Most of the children and people around do not know how to write and read due to
the remote location. If any of you feel to help with this little project,
please let me know and I will provide you with more info.
A little update from Ettiene:
Hi friends, thank you for all your
prayers. My dad has been recovering great from his chemo that he received on
Thursday. We think this might be the strongest he’s felt after chemo in a long
time! His liver has been struggling a bit more though. Over the last few weeks
his liver infection markers have slowly been increasing but not at a dangerous
level yet. Also, there is some redness around the port area on my dad’s chest,
and while it doesn’t look like a serious infection at the moment, the doctor is
taking precautionary actions and has prescribed an antibiotic skin cream for my
dad for the next few days. The pins and needles in his hands are doing better
but still present. Please be praying for my dad for these things.
Thank you so much for standing with our
family in faith and love. We really feel so loved by your support ♥
May God bless you guys in this week to come.
Love
Rossouw-clan
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