SNAPMinistriesNewletter, October 2015

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Bangbe Amba Claude, Directing Pastor

Supporting Native African Pastors

October/November 2015

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Spreading Seeds of Faith

Pastor Claude, Michel, Romeo, Emmanuel, Prince, Ernest These are our pastors and church leaders

Meet Our Pastors and Leaders

Pastor Claude and Pastor Ernest are ministering at

our central Yaoundé church. Pastor Michel

ministers in Abong Mbang with the help of Raoul

and Pastor Ernest at times. Pastor Prince resides in

Lomié with help from Roméo and Emmanuel

(Nono). Please pray for the health and safety of

these men, their families and their congregations.

Where our 35 Theological students meet A look at the protective wall surrounding our

Tyndale Theological Seminary and Bible Institute

Not only a preacher . . . . . . . . . . . but also a farmer !

In the next newsletter you will see the work in progress of the pond. The corn cribs and chicken coop will take

some time to finish as the rainy season is now here. The farm animals will be seen in their pastures. These pastors

are continually working at their churches and their micro-enterprises. Please keep praying for their energy!

There are dangers farming in the rain forest. This long white snake is poisonous and one of the men was bitten near

his knee. There are no medical centers near so the African way is putting one of the healing stones on the cleaned

wound to absorb the poison. The man lived.

Pastor Claude has a palm pod in his hand. These men are using hand tools to clear the land to make room to plant

all the seeds brought from America. In the third picture they are spreading the seeds on the hills they have

constructed so that that flood rains do not carry them away during rainy season.

The large rat Pastor Claude is holding is dinner for the evening. When preparing the soil they eat whatever they find.

The second picture has palm leaves shading the watered seeds from the hot sun. The last picture has seedlings in

little plastic bags being watered to start their growth. Farming in Africa is tremendously challenging.