Home from Cameroon

It is hard to believe that I (Al) was in Yaounde, Cameroon West Africa just a week ago! I traveled there as part of a team of twenty people with CWE. Most of the team was made up of medical personnel. Three members of the team and myself made up the Evangelism Team. We went to remote villages outside of Yaounde, set up Medical Clinics, dealt with medical and dental needs, passed out glasses and shared the Gospel of Jesus Christ with over a thousand people. 750 of those people responded favorably to the Gospel and trusted our Lord Jesus Christ as their Savior! It was a long, tiring journey but a journey well worth taking. Many of you, reading this bog, prayed for us. Thank you! Your prayers made the difference.

The team was well the entire time (no physical issues). The team worked togther as a well oiled machine. The weather was awesome (not too hot, not too cold, not too dry, not too wet ... just right!). Who among you prayed for "Goldilocks" Weather?

Meet the Team

We left Tampa on Friday

and arrived in Yaounde Saturday evening

with ALL of our luggage! Those of you who have

made trips like this know how crucial that is!

Sunday morning we worshipped

in a local church.

Getting ready to load up for our first clinic

The local organization we worked with in Cameroon.

We stayed in the dormintories of a Seminary

connected with this clinic.

Each morning we packed up

to go to a remote village. We drove over an hour

to most villages - over three to one!

Few roads were paved.

Fortunately, it did not rain!

Each morning, after we set up and before

we opened the clinc,

we met out front to pray.

Time to go to work

One of our Evangelists, Chris,

presenting the Gospel

Villagers waiting to be seen.

This ladies family brought her

to the clinic on a cart. I shared the

Gospel with her in the courtyard

and prayed with her as she

recieved Christ as her Savior.

We always had lots of help loading and

unloading the vans at each clinic site.

I thought my son-in-law would appreciate

this addition being added to this house.

No building codes here and not typical

construction for this village.

Still glad it didn't rain! These roads

are not fun when they are wet. Dr.

Smith told us that last year they had to

get out and walk so the van could

make it up some of the hills!

Typical housing in the villages.

Village kitchen. How would you like

to have to cook here?

Waiting to be seen.

One of the Medical teams seeing a patient.

Some of the people came early and they

all waited patiently to be seen.

Al sharing the Gospel

Fitting Reading Glasses

Medical Team

Dental Team

This was an incredible trip. God has been so kind and good to us to allow us, at this stage of our lives, to do those things most dear to us. We are home in Tampa but not for long. I go to Texas and a short visit to see relatives in Louisiana next week. We will leave for Israel Sept. 1st for two months at the Garden Tomb. Thank you for praying for us in our many Mission indeavors - please keep praying.