Lorraine Enright
1919 Jackson Lane
Port Orange, Florida 32128
386-761-8135 • 386-788-7003

Dear Family and Friends: Spring 2008

Today I got the most wonderful Christmas present. My son John called from Zambia. He
had good news about Jack, the 14 year old blind boy, who received his sight when the doctor
operated on his eyes. We were able to put him in an all-English speaking school this past fall.
He is doing well. He was tall for his age and older boys liked to bully him.

After 6 months of tutoring in Bemba, he was able to read just before I left Zambia in August. As we prayed together, we asked God to help him not to fight when he was picked on. God did just that. Please keep praying for him. It was a joy to have Family Camp over Thanksgiving. All of my children were there except Ken's family, who live in the Urbana, Illinois area. Other families joined us also and we were able to meet at the beautiful Leesburg United Methodist Camp. Needless to say, we missed my husband Ken. We had two other grandchildren missing, too. One was Brian, John and Kendra's son, who was planting bananas in Zambia and couldn’t leave.

The other, Kendra, Dick and Elaine's daughter, is now serving as a short term teacher in China. When the grandchildren are together, it is always a joy.- Our new building at Kafakumba training center has recently been finished, and we have been given special playground equipment for the children. We will be able to use wood chips from the carpenter shop as mulch for the ground surrounding it. Everyone is looking forward to the joy that it will bring to the children to have playground equipment. We give thanks to God that you have made possible two new school rooms for "God's Kids." We had 80 Pastors' children at Pastors' school. We put ages 2-5 in one room and 6-12 in another room. These children make the decision to follow Christ at an early age. Each day, they memorize verses, sing songs, eat a snack, and learn stories about the Bible and the wonderful things God still does each and every day.

We thank everyone who makes God's work a 'go' in this troubled world. May this New Year draw us all closer to our Savior. Please pray for me as I return to Zambia the last of February. God still has work for me to do, lives to touch and minds to heal with the women and children out in Zambia.

Love and Prayers,

• Please remember to pray for God's work in Congo and Zambia
• Over 100 pastors from a number of countries come to be trained each year. It is an 8 year course in order to graduate! Each of the pastors receives food, lodging,
transportation, visa and school materials which averages $500.00 per pastor. Please pray that God provides for this need.
• God's Kids Clubs - this is a growing work with the children who need discipleship.
• Woodworking shop - on of the many growing industries at Kafakumba Training Center.
• Agricultural Ventures - Aloe, Bananas, Macadamia Nuts, Fish Ponds