Robert Frost wrote a poem,“The Mending Wall,” that begins—“Something there is that doesn’t love a wall . . . .” However, in order to make the AZ office user-friendly, the team decided they’d rather have a wall. Before the wall was constructed, the office consisted of a small room for desks, computers, shelves, and clerical supplies. In addition there was also a large area for staff meetings, Bible studies, and teacher and pastoral training. The small room was too small and the large room too large. For two days Tracy and Tim raised a wall that turned the large room into two rooms. The area on the other side of the doorway will serve as a room to house books for pastors, a study area, file cabinets, and a refrigerator. And, there is still a large enough room for group 
meetings.
Thanks, guys! You’ve built a wall and have done it well! Nchito ya bwino!
1 comment:
Hi Karen and Tracy,
I think you do a good job on your blog. this is the first one I have ever been to. Thanks for taking the time and effert to post what's going on in your lives. I can't imagine what it's like doing what you both have done --by leaving the comfort of your life and going to Africa. Who can imagine the change unless you have - been there/done that. But (and in no way minimizing your sacrifice) I do know that God gives grace because He is gracious, and compassionate , slow to anger. and abundant in lovinkindness.
anyway I enjoy again being involved in your lives --even if it's just reading about some of it.
what a great work we have -- in Christ.
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