Getting ready to leave!

Time flies, and I've enjoyed my time here in Norway. Of course I've not stayed here all the time :) that would have been a miracle!!!
Went to visit some friends in Northern Ireland, where we had a grand time as they say. It was good cing them all again. Good to have fellowship with them, which is so needed.
Some of the things that I've realized while being here in Norway this time, is the necessity of staying in contact with people that are like minded - to have a relationship with them. Just as important it is to have a relationship with our Father. Staying grounded in this Word, spending time with Him, set time aside to be with Him and nobody else. He is a jealous God, and He’s serious about it.
God so put us on the spot sometimes; this is one of the times where He did put me on the spot. I was sitting on the bus coming from Oslo. A lady sat next to me with a knee problem. While talking with her, I wanted to pray for her – but ….. didn’t. She left the seat next to me to sit somewhere else. Then I had to tell God I was sorry that it hadn’t been done, and asked for a second chance…. Guess what – she came back… didn’t take me long to ask if I could pray for her.

And now, it’s time to move again. The ticket is booked, and I’m leaving for Africa on the 3rd of September. The destination is Uganda, possibly Sudan.

The one and only thing that I want, is to be with Jesus – I’m not going anywhere unless He’s with me. Sounds pretty basic, but so important.

Latvia, Riga and Rezekne

Left Norway for Riga on the 28th of June, and came back on the 13th of July. It was an amazing trip where God showed up in many ways. We were a team of 6, 2 from Northern Ireland (Dan and Gill), 2 from UK (Jason who lives in Northern Ireland and his brother Steve), Agia our Latvian translator and myself.
The first couple of days we stayed in Riga, enjoyed being tourist b4 we started the meetings. We had one meeting Sunday morning, one Monday evening and one Tuesday evening. People got saved, healed and refreshed in the Lord. Jason put us on the frontline, asked us to prophecy over people in the congregation….it was a lot of fun and a bit scary – thank you Jason for doing that. We needed that, and we all grew in the Lord.
We took a 3 hour train ride to Rezekne, where we stayed for one week, loving on the children in that ministry. The children come to stay at the house, when their parents have difficulties having them at home. The girls there liked having us there, we played with them – had water balloon fights…..
The team also attended a conference. 4 people from Finland spoke the first couple of days, b4 Jason shared the next couple of days. The people got refreshed here as well, and received a touch from the Lord.
Some days we spent hours in soaking, which was so refreshing and renewing. God showed up in that prayer room – awesome.
While there, 2 other teams came to join us. Some of them came from a Presbyterian church, so a lot of the worship, soaking and ministry time was foreign to them. One of the evenings after the teaching (which was on prophecy) we had a prophecy time, the group was split in two, and we should prophecy over each other. Everybody stayed!!, All got something for the person they prophesied over – God is faithful. The boat got rocked, the Presbyterians got excited and want more of what God has for them.
This trip has done so much for me, where God has yet again showed His faithfulness and stirred the pot using people to put me on the frontline…… Thank you guys!!

My where abouts!!

I'm still in Norway, have been hanging with my family and such. It has been needed and good for all of us.

Went to London and helped out at a conference where Heidi Baker was speaking. While there, some Holy Given friends showed up. Some from the first school, and some from the third school. It was holy chaos - a lot of fun. Meet new people, and had a blast. Saw people healed, refreshed, excited for the Lord - it was awesome.

In a couple of days I'm going to help at another conference which is going to be in Latvia, Heidi is not coming to this one, but Jason Holbeceh is. He and his wife Kellie were students at the last Holy Given School - carriers of an awesome anointing. The team whom is going, believe that huge things are going to happen!

I do want to mention a little girl from the Kamuli orphanage in Uganda. After I left they did an HIV/AIDS test on the children - and one of them tested HIV+. I've been asking for information about the children, whom are doing well - and they got 42 new kids from Northern province as well. Anyways!!

I got news about the little girl, she's 6-7 years old. I'm quoting what happened at the Uganda Orphands Fund senter in Kamuli.
"The girl is doing OK, she took a fast on her own to ask Jesus to heal her. The Dr had put her on antibiotics (after she took a second test which turned out negative :)) and she had asked one of the Caregivers why she's taking pills daily...she told C she was going to fast and pray for healing for 3 days...after 3 days of fasting she went to C and told her she doesn't need the pills anymore because Jesus has healed her...C tried to insist - then she would take the pills and throw them away...she will be due for another test next month."

What to say about that? Many of the children at the senter are eager to pray and fast, not because they are asked to do it - but they want to. Yeah God!

My time in Norway!

I've been in Norway for almost 8 weeks, time goes by so fast. Most of the time has been with the family, which has been good. Helping my parents move into their house, helping my siblings with their children - being aunty......

Have been traveling some in Norway, gone fishing and caught some fish - fun.

Have been sharing at different occations about Uganda, Mozambique and South Africa. People ask for prayer and God shows up. Praise the Lord. He is faithful in all He does.

The question is always the same from family and friends..... How long are you here for? Where are you going next? I've been here for ....... not sure where to next....... But there are many things on the blueprint - timing is the one thing that holds me back....lol

In the near future, a conference with Heidi in England. Some people from the last Holy Given School in Mozambique will be there as well - believe there will be awesome stuff happening there.

Back in Norway

I left Uganda after my visa ran out, and came back to Norway. Surpriced my parents, and my brothers and their wifes - they didn't know I was coming. Only my sister and her husband knew. You should have seen my parents reaction when they saw me or heard my brothers reaction when I talked with them on the phone- it was fun. Priceless!!
This is the house I moved into, nice isn’t it - it's my parents house in Kristiansand southern part of Norway. They haven't lived here for 10 years so there is a lot to do in renovating and such. Soon after I got back, a spiritual cleansing was done in the house – needed!! There was such a difference in the house after that. Imagine that!!

It has been hectic for me since I got back, because I have been a fulltime aunty for my nephews and niece. Good to see them and spend time with them, yet very different from being with the children in Uganda and in Mozambique.

The other day somebody asked me to come and share at an Africa evening. The people were able to ask questions after pictures had been showed and stories had been told from my time in Mozambique and Uganda. They were interested in signs, wonders and miracles - and some of them wanted prayer afterwards. There is a hunger for more of the Lord, something that really is encouraging - and I do believe that Revival is coming to Norway soon.

Uganda, Green - life, growth

Uganda is such a green country, specially in vegetation. But there is also life and growth in the spiritual atmosphere. Living with the children at Busota, was challenging but also very fun. Staying with 40 other girls in a house that didn't have walls all the way up to the roof - didn't always give good nights of sleep..... if something happened in one end - it would be heard in the other end..... leaving the rest of that to your imagination LOL We had times where the children needed discipline (imagine that), and that is not always easy to do, one on one, when the culture is – “something is happening lets go look what it is” ...... cultures are different and we need to take that into consideration. Getting water at the borehole down the road was always something. They ran to find a gerican, and then go fast or run so that they could have time to play when the others filled their gericans. Children are so alike when it comes to play..... Leaving the orphanage was hard, but I was ready to move on - not in a bad way - just because I knew it was time. The children have changed so much during the time there. From being shy to come running toward us when we came, and give us hugs. It’s huge.

Many things have happened on the property, and a lot of buildings have been built - 2 new homes, 1 dorm for the girls and another for the boys. They have also built 2 school building, new latrines and showers. By now the school is done, and the children are all excited about the new Kasozy Primary School. They will have new uniforms, shoes and stockings. God is so cool.

After leaving the orphanage, Duncan Hill whom is the founder of UoF, had met someone on his way over to Uganda - and it was another divine connection. He got introduced to a person that has huge influence in Pader district - and had a meeting with him. This resulted in that the team I was a part of went up to Pader 3 days before we all were supposed to leave Uganda. The place we went to is the same place that I went to in the beginning of my stay in Uganda. Interesting !!!! I was able to meet some of my friends there, which was very good.

One of them has a daughter that had had diarrhea for 1 month - I prayed for her and then they left. The next day I went over to say hi and buy (since we were leaving) and guess who was outside playing.... the little girl. She didn't have any problems at all...Glory to God

Busota!

Busota is a place north of Jinja close to Kamuli in the southern part of Uganda. The houses on the property are built by Uganda Orphans Fund (UOF) and owned by them. They also own the land and are buying land to cultivate.

They are now in the process of building schools for the children, and are planning on building more houses so that they can take in more orphans. The goal is to take in 240 orphans from all over Uganda. Right now they have 74 children, from 2 till 16 years old. 36 girls, and 38 boys.

I have the privilege of staying with these children over a period of time, together with a friend of mine, Jeff Gazy. We are there helping them with their school work, loving on them, playing with them, getting water with them…… what ever is needed.

They don’t have electricity or running water, but they have LIFE. They are so full of life and are happy kids. I don’t know who is benefiting of this the most, the children or Jeff and I. They are so fun to be around.

Last Sunday Service, after giving the word – the children was asked to come forward if they had any pain or sicknesses. A lot of them came forward, and we prayed and prayed. Many of them got healed, and some was completely well the next day. Yeah God.

The Bible talkes about caring for the widows and orphans, at the home - the widows are talking care of the orphans - by being their mothers. And we have the priviledge of being part of this. Thank you. Lord.