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- A child well-loved
- Bloodlines and love
- Bank error in your favor-should we even be surpris...
- Fatigue
- Emergency Contact Information
- Fatigue, friends, and heads
- Anticipation
- Now that's a friend
- PANIC
- Wow, what a morning. Talk about the calm before th...
- We have been inside the plane for an hour and we h...
- It does take a village
- Arrival confirmation
- The squeezing of cheeks
- How is Gayla?
- A better update from Gayla
- Meeting Zuri
- Tick-tock; as we wait for Wednesday
- Leaving the boro and arrival at the gate at GSF
- Boe's injury, and view from our guest house
- Zuri's first steps and kids stop playing lacrosse ...
- First encounter very low quality
- First encounter with us in our guest house
- Zuri and Boe and the boys playing a lacrosse game ...
- This child will not want for attention
- Bannanagrams comes to Africa and Claudia's dream o...
- An update from Leia
- Tomorrow-the reason we came to Uganda - this is huge!
- A quick tour of GSF where we are for the month
- More of the guest house quarters
- Rainy season hass arrived - a glimpse for you back...
- Picture with us where we are living for the month
- The night before the Hearing
- Our first speed bump
- The mood after hearing #1
- Zuri is the center of attention - everywhere!
- Two sides of Boe
- Lacrosse has been a big hit, but they can't rememb...
- We are growing quite fond of this little bundle of...
- Morning chores around the campus
- Soccer Game
- Happy as they can be I tell you.
- Oh the things you do here
- Reflections
- Backlog of posts and thoughts from Gayla
- You will not believe who has pierced ears now...
- 24 Hours in Jinja
- Upcoming Courtdate - Round Two
- We have news!!
- Hello on Tuesday....
- Helpless, but not hopeless
- "I have my ruling..."
- Africa, the internet, and the next three to five d...
- Home Sweet Home!
- For those interested in Uganda
- Uganda: On the ground
- Safari Videos
- Scenes from Lake MBurro (most known for the Zebras)
- Heart Check....
- Scenes from Queen Elizabeth Park - this is not a zoo.
- Completely silly and just for fun
- Things we, and maybe you may, take for granted
- Meet little Gayla
- Moses, dead sea scrolls, and three months on the Nile
- Life at GSF
- Pastor Jimmy...
- A day of visitors...
- Prayers for little Zuri
- A special note for Jan Trautman
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People tell me (Jimmy) that we are so honorable for rescuing a baby, but as it turns out she is part of God's plan for rescuing us.
What has Jimmy learned from this?
"That whole thing Jesus says about finding your life when you lose it - he really meant that. The more I lose-the more life I gain.
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Good Shepherds Fold (click the picture to go to their website)
Jinja, Uganda
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- Jimmy Renslow
- Greensboro, North Carolina, United States
- Trying to live an upside down kinda life
You have no idea how many times a day I click on this link to see if there are any new updates! I get so excited when there is something new! Wow - you may think it was low quality but it was heart moving to see and hear the sounds of your arrival. Thanks for keeping us updated! Love, Connie
ReplyDeleteOh honey!!! What a beautiful picture!! He is an on time God!! Her first steps are right on time! Leia's prayer that she would wait to walk was answered in such a special way! We love you guys!! Mom & Deddy!!
ReplyDeleteMmm, had to take a break half way through the 30 second video as to avoid crying at work!!! Jessica S
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