In the meantime, we baled 4,200 bales of prairie hay that we're feeding to our cows this winter. The farm is located near a railroad. The train becomes a lifeline for hauling milk to market when the roads become impassable. The Yoders decided on this location in part because of its proximity to the Mongolian Dairy Farmers Association, through which they obtained their visas. Some of our workers and close associates have been asking lots of questions about the Bible and trying to understand God.
Scriptures are available for anyone who asks.
We are praying for a body of believers to be raised up here in this location. The Yoders also conduct a Sunday-school class for children on Sunday mornings. Interestingly, the children go home and report what they learned to their parents. We believe the project is a genuine help to these people, and as such, God will use it for his purposes. Recently, we noticed that someone was taking some wood off our fence, but never saw them in the act.