Gregg Schoof Family
These two months were busy as always. I was still in Burundi the first two weeks of July “working” on the radio station, but actually, my workers did all of the work while I was sitting and recovering from a very bad case of malaria. Mid-J [...]
We spent May preparing for another trip down to Burundi. It is kind of funny, but we bought a 100-liter fuel tank for the trip. Then we built a box to sort of hide it when we mounted it on top of the truck. It is still very difficult to ge [...]
In March, we started working with a new church called Bwerenga Bible Baptist Church. The pastor had only been there a short time and needed some help. They only had a few adults coming on Sunday mornings, and the spirit was a bit down. He [...]
These two months have been a whirlwind of activity. In January, we helped a church in Masindi conduct a teen Youth Camp. First, we worked with 5 different churches around Kampala, and we were able to bring 64 campers. The camp had a total [...]
December has been very busy. My helper Kenneth and I have been traveling and working on many different projects. We spent a week and a half getting things ready for Youth Camp in the West. We fixed and welded beds and installed a water tank [...]
We are rejoicing that we arrived back in Uganda on October 14. We took some weeks to get resettled in our house, but for the first three weeks, we could not go anywhere because of expired papers for our truck. But happily, after five years [...]
These past two months, we were still traveling on furlough, and we simply spent a lot of time on the road. During this entire furlough, we visited 60 churches in 6 months, so we are now looking forward to getting back to Uganda mid-October [...]
We have been very busy traveling these two months while on furlough. We have traveled from Florida to Indiana to Maine. The new radio station in Burundi is doing well, but it is expensive. We are sending about $1,000 per month to Burundi to [...]
Well, it is so nice to be back in the States until mid-October, back where the driving is so much calmer. In Uganda, crazy motorcycle drivers would scrape my truck nearly every week as they went weaving around traffic! I am so happy to say [...]
Well, there is really not a lot of anything exciting to write about for these two months. It can all be summed up in three words: work, work, work. I spent the first part of February preparing for the Burundi trip – getting wires and machin [...]
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