This week we hosted a Christian College from Tasmania! Last year they put up the swing set behind the motels, and this year they helped dig the septic tank and soak pit for the new building!
We are very thankful to teams like this that acknowledge the Ministry of the Christian Camp. Paul was happy that they were able to dig, concrete, and complete the new tank and soak pit in two days. That will save Him and the boys here having to do all the work!
At present we are still waiting for funds to come in (and they are coming in thanks to overseas mission groups who are paying in advance for their time with us!!) to buy the roof and trusses. Paul is unable to go too much further without some help, so we are also in need of a plumber or carpenter or at least someone who knows what they are doing:) to put on the roof!
Meanwhile, the plumbing, electrical, and painting are all well underway.
Recently we had a donation from NZ of all of the windows. They arrived in a crate, that Paul had to organise customs etc for. This was all done.... over a period of 4 days going in and out of Suva, but was all finalised with the camp only paying around $600 to clear all the items! What a provision! Again, we thank Brian Hall of Gisbourne NZ for the donation of his second hand windows and also two ovens for the Camp, as well as other bits and pieces for the plumbing etc.
I am attaching a couple of photos of the work done by Emmanuel college this week.
We continue to stand in awe of the Lord and HIS provision for the Camp.
Please remember to pray for the Ministry and opportunities the camp has into the lives of the many people that pass through our gates.
We are very thankful to teams like this that acknowledge the Ministry of the Christian Camp. Paul was happy that they were able to dig, concrete, and complete the new tank and soak pit in two days. That will save Him and the boys here having to do all the work!
At present we are still waiting for funds to come in (and they are coming in thanks to overseas mission groups who are paying in advance for their time with us!!) to buy the roof and trusses. Paul is unable to go too much further without some help, so we are also in need of a plumber or carpenter or at least someone who knows what they are doing:) to put on the roof!
Meanwhile, the plumbing, electrical, and painting are all well underway.
Recently we had a donation from NZ of all of the windows. They arrived in a crate, that Paul had to organise customs etc for. This was all done.... over a period of 4 days going in and out of Suva, but was all finalised with the camp only paying around $600 to clear all the items! What a provision! Again, we thank Brian Hall of Gisbourne NZ for the donation of his second hand windows and also two ovens for the Camp, as well as other bits and pieces for the plumbing etc.
I am attaching a couple of photos of the work done by Emmanuel college this week.
We continue to stand in awe of the Lord and HIS provision for the Camp.
Please remember to pray for the Ministry and opportunities the camp has into the lives of the many people that pass through our gates.
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