Nomsa’s house is
small, only one room made from stick and mud, with a very leaky roof
that was threatening to cave in during heavy rains. There were several
other similar stick and mud homes/rooms shared by the family members
and also a concrete block home (one room) for the grandmother. What
Nomsa was so excited to show us was the nearly finished concrete block
house/room that they have been able to build using money she had earned
through the purses she sews. We captured some great pictures during our
visit, but I wish you all could have seen Nomsa in person yesterday-she
was BEAMING with the excitement of visitors to her home and showing off
what the Lord has provided.
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I'm motivated to join God in his global reclamation project. He's on the move, setting his sons and daughters free from their places of captivity. And he's partnering with those of us who have been freed to go and free others.
I’m so happy for Nomsa and her family. This was a great story. Well done, Nomsa, and well done, Julie!
Oh no!!!! Isn’t this the car that she just got repaired after being in the shop forever?!?
Sigh….
Praying for her but so glad to hear the encouraging word, too. The gals around here are LOVING their new Timbali purses. 🙂
This is a beautiful thing. We should all be more grateful!