Here is my August Newsletter 2010. I hope you like it.
Monday, August 23, 2010
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The adventures and coping mechanisms of a missionary midwife in Mozambique.
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- Tuberculosis...
- Of Jews and Gentiles
- Charcoal and Goat Hair
- Natali.
- Why do you love our women so much?
- Man cannot live by milk alone... but woman can
- Disappearing Delivery
- Retained Placenta.
- What's Bread?
- Stroke?
- August Newsletter 2010~ Midwifery Times
- Malaria.
- He bends down to listen.
- King George.
- One Depressed Dog.
- 15 going on... pregnant.
- Preterm Sadness.
- Strange Cases.
- Reasonable Tradition?
- Moon-alender.
- Common Knowledge.
- Vasa Previa?
- Update on a few stories...
- Shift Change.
- Namesake.
- 600 grams Miracle
- Hot as death?
- Strike.
- Impossible.
- Is Nausea Contagious?
- Premature.
- Laughing him out!
- The Truck has arrived.
- Lessons Learned.
- Face Off.
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Support Address:
You can donate online at www.ssmfi.org. Just go to the 'donate' page then search for my name in the drop box.
or send a check to:
Shepherd’s Staff
PO Box 53640
Albuquerque, NM 87153-3640
Make sure and write #6201 on memo line
All donations are tax deductible.
or send a check to:
Shepherd’s Staff
PO Box 53640
Albuquerque, NM 87153-3640
Make sure and write #6201 on memo line
All donations are tax deductible.
Mailing Address:
c/o Missao Crista de Maforga
C.P 3
Gondola, Manica Province
Mozambique
Please do not send packages as they are not assured to arrive and I may have to pay considerable duty fees. However, feel free to send letters, postcards, and the like. Thanks.
C.P 3
Gondola, Manica Province
Mozambique
Please do not send packages as they are not assured to arrive and I may have to pay considerable duty fees. However, feel free to send letters, postcards, and the like. Thanks.
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Prayer Requests:
- For the clinic to open before the end of the year.
- The right staff to come work alongside me as I open the clinic.
- Paperwork for my work visa to come together quickly.
- Ease of learning two new languages -Chetewe and Portuguese.
- Cultural sensitivity and easy adjustment to Mozambique's new cultural challenges.
- God to help me build relationships with the staff and be a blessing to them.
- Funds for the new clinic to come in in His timing (salaries, emergency fund, etc.).
- Wisdom in treating these women and their families. Supernatural wisdom.
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