If you have been following us on our blog, you may be thinking by now that we have disappeared into the African interior as did the famous explorers, David Livingstone and Samuel Baker. Our sincere apologies for the long weeks of silence.

We have been busy in the meanwhile! Teaching, gardening, fixing up the dental clinic and a few other things. But being busy is not completely to blame for our failure to give an update on our lives. A few months ago, we started a new little project that has been absorbing the spare energies of the chief blogger (yours truly, Chantee).

Some of you may have heard the news that brings us great joy already :) For those who have not, here it is! We are expecting a new baby Fisher to arrive this spring!! Our delight, awe, and excitement know no bounds. :)

Since I am crawling cautiously back into the land of normalcy, I plan to post more in the couple of months that remain. 

In brief, the Bible school is in full swing, and we have been enjoying teaching several classes. The group of students is a real joy, and we love to go to sleep to the sound of their beautiful singing. The dental clinic is up and running and we are training a couple of local CFM nurses to clean and repair teeth along with the other skills required to carry on the work in our absence. 

We started our mobile dental outreach a couple of weeks ago with good results. We look forward to  two more trips into the bush with the dental team before we pack up and head to South Sudan... For indeed, our time here in Africa will wind up with a month long trip to South Sudan. We will be visiting the newest fields of labor and will be helping to teach a two week intensive evangelism training course.

That's it, in a nutshell. [note from Luke: We have had a nice little amount of lettuce and arugula from the garden we started upon our arrival along with an abundance of basil. We are picking the collards and toscano kale and the first three tomatoes have ripened!!]

More stories and pictures will come soon. God is blessing, and we are praising.
Priska
11/9/2013 05:40:21 pm

Congratulation on getting a parent soon! May God protect and bless you and your work in Africa!

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Gayle East
11/10/2013 12:19:43 am

Be sure and bring us sand for Wewoka Woods Nature Center from the different countries that you are in. There are a lot of countries open on our map in Africa without sand for our collection. Bob said yesterday to remind someone to let you know and I saw this site this morning and decided to comment.
Congratulations. Know you are excited about your coming wee one.

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Barbara Frohne
11/10/2013 07:13:51 am

Abundant blessings! I'm glad to hear about the wonderful, good news of Baby Fisher, of things growing in the garden, and of classes and projects and more. May your joy in the Lord grow even more.

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JJ DeMary
11/10/2013 07:21:27 am

Congratulations! Such wonderful news.

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11/10/2013 11:52:33 pm

Congratulations to you! This is indeed exciting news :-) And your family must be super-excited Chantée! May the Lord bless you and guide you in this new chapter of your life...

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Katherina D.
11/11/2013 05:42:50 am

So, so excited for you both!!! Can't wait to meet baby Fisher :D

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Hannah Rayne
11/20/2013 04:22:39 am

I am so very happy for you both! I know you are excited, and will be wonderful parents to this sweet little one. Can't wait to meet this new Fisher member. Miss you!!

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5/21/2014 12:21:27 pm

Clay has been used around the world for centuries by indigenous people as an important medicinal and cosmetic tool.

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