More on Serving in Swaziland

As our time here in Swaziland is winding down we are tired, sore, and happy. We have spent hours and days transforming properties, with the bulk of our work going into houses that will be, or are already being used as homes for local orphans. What an amazing time we’ve had painting, digging, raking, machete yielding, and so much more! We’ve all walked away with not only a sense of what has been accomplished but also knowing that so much more will be done in the hearts of those who live in the places we’ve renovated. It’s so encouraging to know that the children we see walking around Bulembu will soon have a home and a nicer place to play after school. As we return home at the end of this week, we will remember that the homes we’ve painted, gardens we’ve built, and overgrown fields we’ve seen transform into lawns are all just outward symbols of lives that will be strengthened, empowered and touched with the love of Jesus in each of those locations.

During our time in Swaziland our interns have experienced first hand what it means to serve one another and to put others before yourself. The sunburns will fade, the blisters will heal, but hopefully the lessons learned will last a lifetime.

~ Kelly Corder, Internship Director

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1. jacob jijimon says:

   i am interested in missionary work

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