| Apr 06 |
Muslim, Bhuddhist, and Christian share one matA church member chatted with a woman in a village about ten kilometers from where we live. In the past she had visited a church, and she wanted to know more about God. With four people from church we went to her village. We found the woman under a corrugated iron roof next to the main road. That was her shop. Her husband was at home as well. He was winding yarn onto a bobbin. Ten finished sets were hanging in the shop. It probably is a way to make some money, but it certainly won’t make him rich. Tuk, the wife, told us (more…) |
| Feb 03 |
The vote buying missionaryI have an extra free evening. That’s not a reason to be glad, by the way. Since a few months I was teaching the Bible in a neighbouring village. It was a nice group. Often around 10 people showed up to hear the Bible stories. We had our meetings in the village shop, a corrugated iron shed. All passers-by could see what we were doing, and could easily join in. But it’s over now. Why? Because I’m rumoured to have bought votes in the village head election. (more…) |
