The Browns were first introduced to the needs in Angola through a volunteer trip in 1989. Now, the Browns facilitate the work of other missionaries in the region. They are currently building a house for the McHaneys to live in once they arrive in the country. He hopes to open a factory where prosthetic limbs can be fabricated for victims of land mines. Brown says he recognizes the importance of missionaries ministering in a place where the needs are so great.
Limitations define daily life in Angola.
As nationals try to cope with the uncertainty and oppression often accompanied by war, the missionaries wait in expectation for God to heal the hearts of a broken people. Until then, the Browns, Rays and McHaneys resolve to continue in the work God has put before them. Reprinted with permission from Baptist Press. Twelve students are in Managua, Nicaragua, ministering to children in orphanages, schools and churches. Concert Orchestra is performing nine concerts in Colorado and Kansas.