Mabuda

This past week we were busy with Ancient Paths seminars. Four afternoons we were with seminary leaders. We were excited that they want to continue with Level II and then on to facilitator training so they can train their own students. We also want to get other seminaries involved.

Friday we went to Swaziland to help facilitate a seminar with our friends that we mentored there. People traveled to a B&B whose owners are also very excited about AP. They allowed us to use their house which looks like an English Manor and is filled with antiques. I appreciated their low key approach to their wealth (much of it inherited). The B&B is part of a working farm and we enjoyed some long walks around the property.



It would be a great set for a movie!

I was so sorry that we left the camera at home. There was a row of gorgeous orange trees like I've never seen before. I need to find out what they are.

The small roundavel we stayed in was very quaint and nice. The only problem is that the creepy critters thought so to. Steve killed 4 big spiders, 1 scorpion, 1 centipede, a beetle and two worms. The second night I decided to sleep under the mosquito net in case anything decided to venture into the bedroom. During the seminar one of the facilitators had to jump in and kill a tic that was climbing someone's leg. Better an interruption than African tic bite fever!

The seminar went very well and some people were healed deeply by God. Sorry I can't share specifics as it is confidential. Let me just say that it leaves us with a deep joy at the end to see what God can do.