While Foster, one of the workers/missionaries at our site, was working on the veranda for the orphan girl’s house, a snake came from under a rock and tried to strike Him. Instead of the snake biting his leg, it simply hit his leg with its mouth. He looked to see what hit his leg, and then quickly jumped away. He used the tool in his hand to kill it. The Lord preserved Foster from a snake bite that could have cost him his leg or even his life.
I rode my motorbike to Utimuile village last Friday to do a drama and minister with the rest of our missionary team. About 100 meters from the site I heard a big “pop!”. My front tire tube had suddenly popped (and there was a rip in the seam of the front tire). The bike went right and left, back and forth, but the Lord kept me upright. After stopping the bike, I moved it to the side of the road by the school, and joined the rest of the team. The tire was temporarily fixed, so I could go to the city and buy a new tire and tube.
Niassa, Mozambique
We've received about 3 packages from family in the states via the USPS flat rate Priority Mail boxes. The ones we received are the $37 Flat Rate Domestic/International boxes. We received them about 3 weeks after they were mailed from the U.S. Check your local post office for more information on different sizes and prices of flat rate boxes that you can mail to us. The $37 ones that we received have a weight limit of up to 20 pounds when used internationally. We found that the rates can be a little cheaper if you print your own postage online at usps.com/postage online and drop it off at or have it picked up by your local post office. Please note that when mailing any new or packaged items, you need to remove all pricing and packaging before mailing it to us. If you leave it on, we may end up having to pay high customs fees. Please email us for a list of suggested items to send to us. Note: We love Reese's Peanut Butter Cups (or anything Reese's)! Feel free to include them in any package sent to us! Thanks!
Love Tyren and Tiffany Haynes
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