Playing chauffeur

With the Summer Project team landing tomorrow evening at King Shaka Int. we as the campus ministry team are slowly getting cranky if I could say. Everyone in the team has certain roles, from organizing the accomodation for some of the campus students who have taken time from their holidays to join us and the summer project team in serving the Lord in Durban, to arranging training and programme to best effectively minister in the 3 weeks in the community we've been blessed with. We have in the passed few days had the not so awesome moments as we arrange and plan. One particular meeting we had sat in lasted for nearly 5 hours, fine tuning some of the activities we had planned for our mission trip.

Not only has it been amazing working with my team in putting flesh to the skeleton of this month, it has been challenging as we tend to have many disagreements on how we see things. The Lord has been so faithful in providing us with opportunities which some opened in the last minute to minister and we trusting Him to empower us with the Holy Spirit as so we could minister accordingly.

Currently in a taxi heading to the CBD to pick up on of our students, Enhle, who is so passionate in sharing the Gspel with particular interest in place where it doesn't exist or limited access - the 10/40 window which is known as the least unreached part of the world. It was a tremendous experience serving with her on the Botswana mission trip we both attended along with other students last year. Once again I look forward to serving with her once again this time around.

We will be living with the team, along with some of the other students who will be joining us in the coming few days and weeks.
Bafana
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