After the service, the entire church went down to the river (about 45 min walk). All the way we sang songs and praised the Lord. Once to the river, the pastor baptized 6 people while a couple men stood as look outs for hungry crocodiles. It was another great day to be part of the body of Christ! Always exciting to see people growing and maturing in their Christian walk of faith!

(left - Mbsala church)

(right - crowd gathering for baptism)
(bottom - the first of six baptisms taking place - another piece of the Great Commission being fulfilled!)

5 comments:
Everything's different externally from what we in the states know; yet we're all the same family worshipping our Father.An awesome thought...
Very true. It is good to see the diversity in the body of Christ.
did you see any crocs?
No crocs! Guess that is good for the people being baptized, but it does limit the entertainment value!
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