We were so thankful that we had telephone communication with the administrator of the refugee camp near Maputo where eight of our members live. He assured us that our brethren were in no physical danger from the flood waters. They did have torrential rains but the camp buildings were brick and able to withstand the battering.
Food shortages are another problem.
The camp administrator insisted that we should take not only for our brethren, but also for others in the camp, which we were happy to do. We braced ourselves for a wait at the border. The Mozambican authorities said we had to get a permit to take the goods through and pay import duties. We joined a very disgruntled group of people waiting for permits. 20 minutes later we were through, thanking and praising God for His overruling hand.