Lynskey Update June 2010

Dear Family and Friends,
We want to reassert how much we appreciate your incessant prayers, fervent love, and genuine support. The manner in which you enable us to live overseas surpasses what our imagination conjures up.
We greet you bearing an assortment of celebration, relief, and tension!
Celebration
These past months have been filled with prayer, intercession, and earnest [...]

Lynskey Update May 2010

Expecting—But Unexpected!
Woohoo!  We are expecting!  We rejoice at God’s infinite grace to give us the privilege to bear life [...]

Lynskey Update Mar 2010 Part 2

Back to the Village
So, back in the village, what is daily life like for the women in our community?  How do they go about getting food?  Ugali, one of their staple foods, is basically a corn flour porridge/starch.  In order to obtain this corn flour, the women labor through a quite long and arduous process. 
Women [...]

Lynskey Update March 2010 Part 1

The Village Continues
Life in the village continues to transpire within a rhythm that we are perpetually becoming familiar with.  Our days are adjusted to the harmony of the crop, farm, and weather.  
The unexpected weather of the past several months (alternating and untimely heat and rain) has caused many to lose their crops, some being [...]

Lynskey Update 1/10

Here is an excerpt from the Lynskey’s January 2010 Newsletter:
Back to the Village
Many in the village have already planted [...]

Lynskeys Update: Dec 2009

Matt & Sukey are settling into life in Tanzania and are gelling with their team.  Learning the language seems progressing and other prayer requests are being met.
Thanks to those who prayed for their ministry partner Uchechi, she delivered her baby, Faithful Obedience, safely.
To read more about the Lynskeys and their ministry team click the following [...]

Lynskey Update 11/09

Here are a few excerpts from the Lynskey’s and their mission work in Tanzania:
A Short Story
One dusk we found ourselves walking in the sand along the main road through our village.  We were heading to spend an evening at the house of one of our dear friends.  Gracious is the best way to describe them: [...]

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