Coming here i knew it was rainy season but i had no idea what that meant.
Last few nights have really made it clear to me and the rest of my team, I have always asked my self why the houses are on stilts here and i didn't need a local to answer that question for me.
the Boys working it out. we were filling up a sand bag. BOTTOM. a passage leading to our house is flooded and the streets filled so much that water was just bellow my knees.
we are still in Asia. right so they have bicycles.
i will let the pictures do the talking. from here. but wanna ask if you all would pray for the people who live in the slums, if i am correct this country is 40% water, and there are rivers everywhere. and if you live there these times are not picture as picture perfect as they are foreigners.
this is a misery they have to buy food and save in-case they get stuck in doors for a few days. while every thing will be floating around their houses.
also pray that our team will have more opportunities to help rebuild what ever gets ruined in these hard times. Thank you Nceba Africa2Asia
About Me
- Nceba Xesibe Dubula
- well my journey started not so long ago, when i went on a DTS out reach to Thailand. it was not easy being with people from different sides of the world. but i survived that and led an out reach to Thailand not more than a year after being there. I felt like i was called to be in Asia. yeah! I knopw its rather odd. but i felt peace while i was there might of been out of excitment but i asked God to use me when i had availed myself.
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