- PAINTING ANGELS -

GOD'S MARVELOUS MYSTERIOUS WAYS

2012-02-25T02:24:00.001-08:00

God’s marvellous mysterious waysI stand amazed at the continued miracles and most of the time I am dumb founded at the sequel of events and mysterious ways that God uses to assist me to continue to bring the word of God to needy people.

I left New Xanagas, Botswana for South Africa on Tuesday 21 February 2012, to finalise the outreach trip, in March/April and to apply for a new drivers license. The trip was planned according to available budget and finances were calculated to the nearest cent. On my way I had to stop to find accommodation for the out reach teams who will be travelling the same rout in April. The village of Kang is the halfway mark between Pretoria and New Xanagas and my plan is to fill up in Kang and get accommodation prices at camps, B&B’s etc. Our budgets are cut to the bone and we try to find accommodation at the lowest rate possible.The Tazz/car – Blessing’s encounter with a cow last year made me more aware and careful of animals on the road. (We hit a cow side on). I leave early in the morning and there is quite a lot of traffic (animals walk over or sleep on roads at night), we run over a rabbit. While constantly navigating through the animal traffic an eagle or falcon flies away from road kill directly into blessings nose, feathers fly and I stop to see if there is any damage luckily none – not even a sneeze from blessing with a feather stuck in his nose. At about 08h00 and 75 km from Kang the road is clear as far as I can see and with no sign of animals I drive at 130 km per hour. Suddenly a steenbok runs out of the bushes and onto the road in front of me. The only reaction I have time for is to say a word I will not mention here and take my foot of the petrol. (later I thank God that I did not have time to brake or swerve). We hit the buck head-on with a tremendous bang and I look in the rear view mirror but see no buck lying in the road. The heat gage immediately moves up to the red and while slowing down I see a Bushman along the road pointing at the car. As I slow down to 80km there is a noise as I bump/drive over the buck, it was stuck to the front of the car. The cars engine cuts out as I navigate the car to the shade of a tree along the road, the heat gage in red. On inspection I find the radiator badly damaged, my number plate is missing and a broken mudguard. I cannot see any damage to the engine but realize that I will not be able to drive any further.There is no mobile reception in the area and I will have to rely on passing motorists to help. As I walk back searching for my number plate I see no sign of the Bushman, buck or my number plate – as if nothing happened. We blessed some lucky San family with a good meal. After flagging down and requesting assistance from various passers by, I wait for help from the Village of Kang. At 11h00 no help has arrived and I realise that I will have to take a chance to leave blessing alone, hike to Kang and find help myself. (They steal the wheels from unattended cars). A Herrero man drops me of in Kang at a diesel mechanic/farmer business. Immediately the family assist me and we tow blessing to the workshop. We try unsuccessfully to find a replacement radiator and the mechanic magically repairs the battered radiator to work without a sign of any leaking water. At 17h00 we start blessing and water shoots out of the head and we realise that the head gasket needs to be replaced. We will only be able to repair it the next day. The family invite me to a Game Farm where the mechanic needs to do some repairs to a diesel pump. We will sleep over at the Game Farm and repair blessing the next day - Wednesday.

The Family at the Game Farm warmly receive us and we all have a wonderful evening together. As I explain my work with Campus Crusade for Christ, Jesus Film Project, GAINSA, Macedonian Project etc and reason for my trip to South Africa the Game Farm family offer accommodation for the out reach team, at no cost. They further offer assistance with training the San/Bushman on their farm in New Xanagas.While I am constantly calculating and am concerned about the unexpected costs for the repairs to blessing (the gasket, radiator and the labour to the car could be close to P 5000 and more). Both families pray and assure me that they will assist to get me on the road again. On Wednesday at 19h00 after working throughout the day blessing is repaired and I can continue with my journey. At first I travel slowly nursing the car that wants to overheat as the repaired and damaged radiator is only functioning at half it’s capacity. Before leaving Kang I am stunned when the mechanic tells me to pay him only P1 500 for the repairs to blessing when I am in South Africa (2 days labour, parts and all) and they borrow me P 300 for petrol as i am unable to draw money as funds that was supposed to come through into my account for this trip, did not. I top up blessing with the P 300 and as I start my journey clouds form in the distance. I pray for a safe journey, it is very hot and rain will help so much to cool the overheating blessing. And then I see it, over the road in front of me – Yes!!!! – You are right! A beautiful rainbow. With tears in my eyes and a lump in my throat I thank God for His constant, support, my protection and the mysterious ways that He provides for all my needs. Pham-Pham – Abundance!!

HARVESTING LOVE IN THE KINGDOM

2012-02-08T00:16:00.000-08:00

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------One month in New Xanagas and I am truly blessed to be here. I am blessed to be able to assist the village of New Xanagas in rebuilding and restoring the community as the secular leadership, religious leadership and civil government become aware that they do not have all the answers or the wisdom to heal centuries of brokenness of the community and various cultures. I am blessed as God continues to amaze me as He gives me so much assistance in wisdom and uses me and my talents / experience to assist with empowering the San and other communities. I am blessed in realising the reality of God’s presence within and around us at all times and that He is making the San aware of this fact, as well. Most of the community have shown remarkable spirit and support to implement the Business and Empowerment Plan for there future. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

The San (also known as Bushman) village of New Xanagas, Botswana is located approximately 40 km south east of Xanagas. Within the village live twelve San families who have received farmland from the Botswana government. Each family consists of forty to fifty family members. Over the past few years the village has grown and expanded with other San families and Herero families moving in. The village has grown to approximately 500 people. The infrastructure within the community is very basic and the Village Sub-Chief (Kgosi) Mr. Khanxao Khaise, The Management Committee and Village Development Committee (VDC) is constantly seeking ways to establish viable and sustainable infrastructure and business opportunities within the farm, village and the community. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Projects / Business By starting this initiative the New Xanagas community are inviting all San and other communities to visit the village and partake in major sport events and competitions such as soccer and netball, as well as, invite tourists, visitors, guests and people of all sectors of society and the world, to visit Pham-Pham Place (Abundance), the Traditional Village and Camp site and thereby giving them the opportunity to experience and witness the Kalahari San heritage, culture and lifestyleA. KURUMASE (Help Your Self) San Cultural & Educational Training CentreThe training centre will be at the current base site in New Xanagas and use the example of the successful San Cultural & Educational Training Centre !Khwattu in the Western Cape of South Africa. www.khwattu.org Through careful training in sustainable farming, tourism, arts & crafts, general life skills and various other fields, Kurumase will work towards offering a healthier, safer and self determined future to all San as well as other communities. Available Courses and training opportunities Ø Life Skills based on Christian principlesØ Community based tourism certificate (level 4)Ø Community based hospitality certificateØ Advanced tracking certificate, Kruger National Park, South AfricaØ Curator ship (Museum / Art gallery), UK, LondonØ Arts & CraftsØ Farming methods and Management (Farming God’s Way)B. PHAM-PHAM PLACE (Abundance) Traditional Village and Camp SiteTogether with Botswana Tourism, Tour Operators and NGO’s the goal of Pham-Pham Place Traditional Village & Camp Site is to create immediate job opportunities in New Xanagas, promote and sustain the San culture and heritage and advertise and market it to the world. After a visit to Pham-Pham Place tourists and visitors will leave with a lasting impression and a new understanding of the San culture and heritage. Tourists and visitors will be entertained by the humble traditional Kalahari San hospitality and friendship. Kalahari San Safari ExperienceTourists/Guests/Visitors ProgramØ Participate in San guided tourØ Discover the medicinal and feeding value of wild herbs and plantsØ Visit replica traditional San villageØ Experience traditional singing, dancing and dramaØ Listen to hunting stories of the pastØ Experience survival skills – making fire, tracking gameØ Learn about children’s traditional gamesØ Horse and donkey cart ridingØ Movies – nature DVD’s, music DVD’s, inspirational & Jesus Film DVD’sØ Arts & crafts gallery and marketØ Seasonal events – sport (desert flower run / cycle, soccer / netball), horse/donkey/cart rides and races), religious and humanitarian outreachØ Eat out with a San family at there home in New Xanagas village

C. NEW XANAGAS FARM WBT (Working Beautifully Together)The vision of the WBT regarding the 48 000 ha allocated farm land acquired through the government is to learn, teach and implement good farming practice and utilise the farm economically in harmony with nature. A Management team and the infrastructure must be developed to sustain a successful farming operation with cattle farming as the main objective. According to the provisional business plan a budget of P 24 million is needed to start this farming operation.As soon as the Kurumase training centre is up and running it will provide the opportunity for the community to acquire further farming and farm management skills / qualifications with various farming methods, training and teaching courses that will be offered.FARMING PROJECTSØ Water supply and fencingØ Cattle / Goats farm managementØ Tswana Chicken Project (Government initiative)Ø 40 x 1 hectare plots area utilised to grow vegetables, beans, makhatan (wild melon), mealies etc (Farming God’s Way will support & assist)>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>I live in New Xanagas village in the church base camp and since my arrival we have had problems with the water supply. We have two water tanks at base camp and when there is a water shortage we allow the people to collect one bucket / container per family. Many ask for food or money and it is very difficult to not share what I have, especially older people and young children. I share one meal with old bushman Caragreen who cleans and tends to the vegetable garden. With the water shortage it is difficult to grow vegetables. Caragreen gives me a good talking to as I, not thinking, throw out the dirty dishwater in the Kalahari sand – all water is life and must go to the vegetables – the cattle goats, horses and other animals also need water and on and on….

When we have food we try to first feed orphan children living with families, then the old, disabled and sick. Morvite (serial) has the most vitamins and is not expensive and a bag goes a long way to feed quite a lot of people. The children stand in line and each one gets a spoon full of morvite in a mug of water. One Sunday just before church we give the children a cup of morvite and one little girl gets very upset when she cannot have a second cup, we could not understand her but the tone of her voice suggested that she was quite angry with us not giving her another cup. Caragreen explained to her that there were many more people to feed and each could only get one cup. We then find out her name is Irish (Irish temper all right – I cannot escape the Irish). She later helped to wash the cups and we gave her a second cup. It is hot, very hot, and it is raining, plenty! A sand storm nearly blows my tent away, the flimsy plastic tent is not made for the Kalahari. At night I have to move my stretcher to dodge the raindrops seeping through all over. We put waterproof shade net over the tent – it is much better. I begin to wonder and ponder why I am here – what purpose?? Hunger pains (I think) my body adjusting to these extreme conditions and a radical diet. We still have problems with water and I ponder?? Then thunder in the distance. A few drops disturb the sand and I think if it rains will my tent stay dry – I ponder?? Feeling quite brittle I look up and suddenly I wonder in amazement a Kalahari Rainbow!!! Over the Tent Church!! Thank you Father for reminding me, for abundance. That same day it starts raining plenty and the water supply is restored. We do not have water problems at this sage.

The Churches are running on empty. No work, poverty, modern lifestyle, drinking drugs etc is also here taking its toll. The truly dedicated believers attend church, show the Jesus Film and with limited resources they continue to spread the good news of God’s love. Then out of the blue one Sunday morning the sub-chief arrives at church bible in hand. Glory!!! Together with the Sub-Chief we have formed the Management Committee and every Sunday after church we have our meetings.Pham-Pham Place, Camp Site kitchen is ready for guests / visitors and planning and building continues full steam ahead for the first out reach in March/April 2012. Join us!!! We have had tremendous response thus far any various groups / guests and / visitors will visit us during the year. Desert flowers all around, the Kalahari is green. Thank you Father God for Pham-Pham (abundance) BOOKINGS FOR PHAM-PHAM PLACE, KALAHARI SAN SAFARI Mobile: +267 7387 3730

THANK YOU FOR PHAM PHAM!!

2012-01-04T21:37:00.000-08:00

At the beginning of a new working year consider this and say thank you for Pham Pham
(Pham Pham means abundance in San Bushman).

Creationand Work is LOVE made visible.

“Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with thymight.” (Ecclesiastes 9:10)

ABUNDANCE

Manypeople today drag themselves from one boring day to the next and hate everymoment of what they are doing including their school or work. They question thereason for working and even for living. If it is not possible to change yourcircumstances, school or job, you can change your attitude by appreciating lifeand enjoying every little thing you do. As God’s child you are filled with loveand even in the most negative circumstances it is possible to find pride andjoy in your school or work and all the little things you do daily. Workingtogether with Father God means to work in LOVE, it will channel power into yourdaily life and you will be able to deal with life triumphantly in the presentand in the future. Life is LOVE, live in LOVE.

“All true work is sacred; in all true work, were itbut true hand-labour, there is something of divineness. Labour wide as theearth, has its summit in Heaven”. (Thomas Carlyle)

Poetand Artist Kahlil Gibran wrote this about work;

You work that you may keep pace with the earth andthe soil of the earth.

For to be idle is to become a stranger unto theseason, and to step out of life’s procession that marches on in majesty andproud submission towards the infinite.

When you work you are a flute through whose heartthe whispering of the hours turns to music.

Which of you would be a reed, dumb and silent, whenall else sings together in unison?

Always you have been told that work is a curse andthat labour a misfortune.

But I say to you that when you work you fulfil apart of earth’s furthest dream, assigned to you when that dream was born,

And in keeping yourself with labour you are in truthloving life,

And to love life through labour is to be intimatewith life’s inmost secret.

But if you in your pain call birth an affliction andthe support of the flesh a curse written upon your brow, then I answer thatnaught but the sweat of your brow shall wash away that which is written.

You have been told also that life is darkness, andin your weariness you echo what was said by the weary.

And I say that life is indeed darkness save whenthere is urge, and all urge is blind save when there is knowledge.

And all knowledge is vain save when there is work,and all work is empty save when there is love;

And when you work with love you bind yourself toyourself, and to one another, and to God.

And what is it to work with love?

It is to weave the cloth with threads drawn fromyour heart, even as if your beloved were to wear that cloth.

It is to build a house with affection, even as ifyour beloved were to dwell in that house.

It is to sow seeds with tenderness and reap theharvest with joy, even as if your beloved were to eat the fruit.

It is to charge all things you fashion with breathof your own spirit,

And to know that all the blessed dead are standingabout you and watching.

Work is love made visible.

And if you cannot work with love but only withdistaste, it is better that you should leave your work and sit at the gate ofthe temple and take alms of those who work with joy.

For if you bake bread with indifference, you bake abitter bread that feeds but half man’s hunger.

And if you grudge the crushing of the grapes, yourgrudge distils a poison in the wine.

And if you sing though as angels, and love not thesinging, you muffle man’s ears to the voices of the day and the voices of thenight.”

2011-12-06T03:13:00.001-08:00

HARVESTING LOVE!

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CELEBRATE LIFE AND LOVE!!!

GOD IS LOVE!!!

KALAHARI SAFARI

Join us on 30 March to 8 April 2012 in New Xanagas, Botswana to celebrate LIFE and LOVE, as well as, to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Campus Crusade for Christ and Jesus Film Project in Africa.

By joining us you will be helping with humanitarian aid, to educate, train, build, supply and distribute food and clothing etc. to various San Bushman and other African communities.

If you cannot visit in April 2012 you are more than welcome to visit anytime during the year to experience the traditional San Bushman lifestyle in the New Xanagas traditional camp site and village.
We have more than enough camping sites, water, electricity and solar energy (bushman fire sticks for emergency), basic shared ablutions and kitchen. Bring your own accommodation (tent, caravan), camping equipment and food. If you are a tourist and at a minimal fee, we will assist to get you here - transport, accommodation and food.

Tourists and guests will be entertained with traditional Bushman hospitality, art, crafts, singing, dancing, sport and games, donkey-cart, donkey or horse rides, and all can join the "Bushman Jesus Film Team" on the "Glory Lorry" as they travel to remote areas in the Kalahari with evangelistic actions and showing of Jesus Film under the stars.

Spend a few days with us and then travel to one of the many private or National Parks / Game Reserves and visit well known tourist attractions to see abundant wild life and the Big 4 (as a result of poaching the rhino's have been removed from all National Parks and Game Reserves and placed in heavily protected areas). Visit the Okovango Delta, drive through the Caprivi and Chobe National Park and stop over at the Victoria Falls, as you take a round trip back home.

Email me Martin on martin@art-me-africa.co or Trevor on trevor@nametours.co.za

TABLE MOUNTAIN - NEW SEVEN WONDERS OF NATURE.

2011-11-12T04:53:00.001-08:00

TABLE MOUNTAIN YOU BEAUTY!!!

Thank you for your votes!!!

A welcome tourism boost will result for South Africa and particular for Cape Town with the successful voting of Table Mountain as one of the New 7 Wonders of Nature.

On 11/11/11 and through world wide participation, Table Mountain was voted as one of the New 7 Wonders of Nature. (the final stamp of approval will be given with the inauguration ceremony of the New 7 Wonders of Nature early in 2012).

ORIGINAL TABLE MOUNTAIN PAINTINGS.

It is expected that that the demand and value of original Table Mountain 2 dimensional Rock Art Oil Paintings by Artist Martin Erasmus, will increase considerably. For more than 8 years Martin has painted and sold many of these sort after Table Mountain Rock Art paintings.
www.african-rock-art.com

All Table Mountain Rock Art Paintings are 2 dimensional and this is achieved by plastering and /or shaping a mixture of sand cement plasters, plastic resins or polymers onto artists stretch canvas. After curring of the shaped sand cement plaster, artists oil paints are used to complete the painting. All Table Mountain Rock Art Oil paintings are meticulously designed, shaped, plastered, sculptured and painted by hand and each Rock Art painting is one of a kind "The Original Painting".

Sought after and excellent Gifts for:

VI P's Corporate or Business Clients and tourists and Tour operators

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ORDER your original Table Mountain 2 dimensional Rock Art Oil Painting today!!!

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select from website; www.african-rock-art.com - Rock Art Gallery -

OR

Send / Email your favorite photo of Table Mountain and the Artist will paint it in the size that you prefer.

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Email; martin@art-me-africa.com

Creation and Work is LOVE made visible - God is LOVE

2011-11-06T02:02:00.000-08:00

From the book "Painting Angels" read more about the book on www.african-rock-art.com

THANK YOU FOR ABUNDANCE!!!!

"Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy might"

(Ecclesiastes 9:10)

Many people today drag themselves from one complaining, busy, frustrating, hectic or boring day to the next and hate every moment of there life/work and what they are creating, at home, school and work. We have created a fast paced life where panic/stress easily creeps in as we fear for what is going to happen to the world, we fear for our finances and our health, our family, children, friends, our country, old age and loneliness, the past and the future, life and even death. Sadly we have all excepted this as the norm, while drifting further and further away from reality and the purpose and meaning of Creation/Life. We should all make an effort to enjoy and appreciate our work, whatever it is, enjoy everything that we do, try and do it with Love.

"Hunger"
Drawing by San Artist.

We all must take some time to look around us. We should take note of many of the poorest of the poor, hurting and needy people, who are so thankful and appreciative for there daily bread and a roof to sleep under (some days not). No matter the circumstances, they have hope, faith, appreciation and Love for every little blessing and opportunity they receive daily. These people know that when there is little hope for the future, there is a constant struggle for basic needs/survival, that only faith will see them through. With faith and by working hard at and using their God given talents/creativity (singing, dancing, music, arts, crafts, baking, cooking etc) they still find a way to seek, explore and achieve the impossible - Love - God is Love and Creation and Work is Love made visible.

We all can live a happy and contented live filled with love (God's Love), no matter the circumstances, when at work/school make an effort and be aware of God's Love within and around you. If we can only remember the simple fact that we are God's creation, created and filled with His Love in and around us. If it is not possible or easy to change our circumstances, at home, school or work, we can make an effort daily to change our attitude by sharing our Creator Fathers Love with all and by appreciating life and enjoying every little thing we do daily. As God's child we are filled with Love and even in the most negative circumstances it is possible to find pride and joy in your home, school or work. Accepting and working together with Father God means to work in LOVE, it will channel power into your daily life and you will be able to deal with life triumphantly in the present and in the future.

"IF YOU MAKE MY WORK YOUR PRIORITY,

I WILL MAKE YOUR NEEDS MY PRIORITY"

(read Hebrews 13:5-6)
Read your bible and spiritual motivational books, literature, meditate, pray and on a daily basis meet, seek the Kingdom of God, spend time with your Father God.

An example and proof of this can be found with some of the San communities in Botswana and Namibia, who have embraced there Creators Love as they continue to live life to the full under extremely difficult circumstances. Herewith are some photos of the Artists and Crafters and there creative talents. They do exceptional work without having received any or very little training or art/craft classes.

GLORY VILLAGE, New Xanagas, Botswana

2011-11-02T23:40:00.000-07:00

Forgotten People - San Bushman.

San hunter gatherer people were the first known inhabitants of Africa. Many people today believe that the San people/tribes and there culture no longer exist. They live as a forgotten tribe in the imagination of the world. They were the first artists, the first storytellers, the first custodians of nature in Africa. Theirs was a life of harmony with creation, the animals and seasons, with the continuity of ideas and nature passed on from generation to generation.

The San (also known as Bushman) knew their Creator Father God had given them this land and lived in a land filled with abundance - eland, giraffe, rhinoceros, elephants and veld food - everything they needed. Then everything changed as other tribes and European settlers invaded Africa. People took there land brought large herds of cattle, goats and sheep and things changed forever. Not only had their livelihood changed, but, without land, they also lost the source of age-old legends, natural resources-use knowledge and spiritual dimensions, of which only they and the land knew. Today many forgotten San communities continue to live in extreme poverty on government land all over Africa.

Remarkably the San Bushman community in New Xanagas, Botswana, as well as many other Bushman in South Africa and Namibia, have endured many hardships, have survived and adapted remarkably to there circumstances. With the help of Missionaries and eventually some governments they have acquired land to live and work on. The San community in New Xanagas "Glory Village", Botswana is an example of how the community encountered and excepted the Love of God through Jesus Christ with viewing the Jesus Film (in English). For many years now the San of New Xanagas together with Missionary Pastor Gawie and his wife Dina established their own Jesus Film team. There outreach trips to various Bushman and other communities and the "Glory Village" with street names such as Healing, Hope, Love, Peace, Faith and the "Glory Lorry" on which they travel and show the Jesus Film, are well known.

I will be moving to New Xanagas from January 2012 to assist the New Xanagas community to establish a San Cultural, Educational and Arts & Craft's Training Centre in which we will establish networking with various organisations to work towards lasting and ongoing results by means of agricultural projects, job creation, arts and crafts, building schools, clinics, orphanages, and/or projects as the need arises. We also plan to establish a tourism rout "Kalahari Bushman Safari Tours" by which visitors can book accommodation in a tented camp, traditional San village and be entertained by traditional San hospitality, singing, dancing, arts & crafts.

Part of my mission will be to assist Campus Crusade for Christ and the Jesus Film Project to translate the Jesus Film film in various San languages.

WE NEED HELP: Through GAIN (Global Aid Network) the Relief and Development arm of Campus Crusade for Christ we aim to bring the love of God, through word and deed, to hurting and needy people. Our immediate and ongoing needs are food, clothing, bedding, blankets, building materials, solar energy products (lights, geysers etc.) and sponsored transport.
If you want to know more or would like to get involved please email me on martin@art-me-africa.com

Old Lady doing bead work.

Glory Lorry

Jesus Film Team

Read more on and see San Arts & Crafts on WWW.AFRICAN-ROCK-ART.COM

Jesus Film Translations in African Languages

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Assist to translate theJesus Film in African languages

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WE NEED HELP!!!

Immediate and ongoing needs are: food, clothing, blankets, building materials, solar energy products (geysers, lights etc.) and sponsored transport.

WWW.AFRICAN-ROCK-ART.COM

see the Jesus Film on www.Jesusfilm.org

                                           Make your life count for the Kingdom of God.

                            WE NEED HELP IN BOTSWANA, NAMIBIA and the rest of AFRICA.

Read more about GAIN - Global Aid Network on the Campus Crusade website www.cccsa.org.za

WE NEED HELP!!!

WWW.AFRICAN-ROCK-ART.COM

Contact me on martin@art-me-africa.com to get involved in projects in Botswana and Namibia.