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We mourn the loss of Daryl Dean Martin, who died tragically on September 7, 2011, from injuries sustained when elephants unexpectedly charged Daryl and his wife Rebekah while visiting a wildlife reserve in Malawi. Daryl, together with his wife Rebekah and sons Jonathan (age 16) and Caleb (age 11), have served as missionaries at the Iris Africa ministry base in Malawi since September 2009.
Written by: David Morrison
January 3, 2010
Thanks to a very generous Canadian donation, a most wonderul playground structure has just been erected in Dondo, Mozambique by a wonderful team of Mozambican maintenance workers.
Centrally located, it will serve and reach the underprivileged children of the community of Dondo. It is such a blessing to hear and see the laughter and joy on all of the children’s faces. No words can express how thankful we are.
We want to thank all of our family and friends around the world for your
love and prayers for Rolland and all of us over the past many months.
Rolland has been living in Pemba and receiving care from some amazing
youth who have come to us over the years from the streets and many
missionaries who have all pitched in with meals and hugs and help of all
kinds. Rolland has truly been honored by so many who have walked with us
at one time or another over the years. He has been spending his days
The Lord has been speaking to me about the process we are in as a movement. I feel that many in the Body of Christ are going through similar things. Because the Lord values intimacy with him above any other thing and longs for us to bear much fruit, He prunes us.
Thousands have been praying for Rolland around the world since he left
Mozambique for the United States last November for prayer, treatment and
rest. During this time he has been under the care of several doctors and
has been meeting with counselors. The love and care expressed by so many
has been wonderfully overwhelming.
His primary care physician, located in the Dallas, Texas area, states,
"Rolland Baker is currently under my care for a Post Traumatic Stress
Disorder which has caused some short-term memory loss due the intense
Report by David Morrison Bangula, Malawi
Full-resolution version of the flood area food distribution video is available to download via FTP. This version is suitable for showing large on a projector screen or large-screen TV, for example, for a church presentation.
FTP host: ftp://209.47.2.2/malawi
Username: malawi1
Password: m0rr1son
(note that there is a “zero” and a “one” in the password)
To download this file, you have two options: