Wednesday, May 29, 2013

30 Life Principles to Live By

I received this in the mail today in bookmark format and I thought it was worthy to share with everyone. I'm glad it's a high quality sturdy bookmark that looks like it will last awhile....

30 Principles to Live By*

1. Our intimacy with God – His highest priority for our lives – determines the impact of our lives.

2. Obey God and leave all the consequences to Him.

3. God’s Word is an immovable anchor in times of storm.

4. The awareness of God’s presence energizes us for our work.

5. God does not require us to understand His will, just obey it, even if it seems unreasonable.

6. You reap what you sow, more than you sow, and later than you sow.

7. The dark moments of our life will last only so long as is necessary for God to accomplish His purpose in us.

8. Fight all your battles on your knees and you win every time.

9. Trusting God means looking beyond what we can see to what God sees.

10. If necessary, God will move heaven and earth to show us His will.

11. God assumes full responsibility for our needs when we obey Him.

12. Peace with God is the fruit of oneness with God.

13. Listening to God is essential to walking with God.

14. God acts on behalf of those who wait for Him.

15. Brokenness is God’s requirement for maximum usefulness.

16. Whatever you acquire outside of God’s will eventually turns to ashes.

17. We stand tallest and strongest on our knees.

18. As children of a sovereign God, we are never victims of our circumstances.

19. Anything you hold too tightly, you will lose.

20. Disappointments are inevitable, discouragement is a choice.

21. Obedience always brings blessing.

22. To walk in the Spirit is to obey the initial promptings of the Spirit.

23. You can never outgive God.

24. To live the Christian life is to allow Jesus to live His life in and through us.

25. God blesses us so that we might bless others.

26. Adversity is a bridge to a deeper relationship with God.

27. Prayer is life’s greatest time saver.

28. No Christian has ever been called to “go it alone” in his or her walk of faith.

29. We learn more in our valley experiences than on our mountaintops.

30. An eager anticipation of the Lord’s return keeps us living productively.


*From intouch.org

Tuesday, May 28, 2013

Why I'm moving to Africa [Video] plus Upcoming Road Trip…

During Dr. Val's recent visit to Wisconsin she recorded an interview that answers many questions that people have been asking regarding my role as a Veterinary Technician in Uganda. She serves as the Team Advisor for our Ugandan Team. Please take a few moments to watch this interview to learn more about the Ethnoveterinary Medicine Program and my role as Research Assistant.




Praise:

My outgoing support budget has been met! This covers all of my moving expenses, training, purchasing my truck in Africa, etc.

Many new connections that have been made through meeting with new groups and speaking at various churches. Including the opportunity to have a booth at the local June Brunch on the Farm (June 23rd) that brings in over 4,000 visitors!

Prayer:

For more faithful prayer ministry partners.

For more faithful financial ministry partners to reach my budget quickly.

Peace as I continue to move forward through this time of transition with many things to do.

Prayer and Praise:

Friday I leave on a support raising road trip that will cover 9 states. Please pray as I connect with old friends and make new ones. On June 9th I will be speaking at a church in Chattanooga, TN. They are excited to learn more about how they can support our work in Karamoja. Praise God for the provision for a vehicle that gets GREAT gas mileage. Also, a friend just accepted Jesus Christ and I get to visit with them on this road trip!

To God Be the Glory,
Emily


Items needed to be covered yet before budget is reached*:

Vehicle Fuel, Oil, and Maintenance- $200
Housing Utilities (including propane for my refrigerator) - $105
Office Supplies (including fuel for generator)- $60
Internet Access- $50
Cell Phone Minutes- $50
CLIDE National Staff/Team Support- $350
Long Term Disability Insurance- $4
International Worker's Compensation Insurance- $141
Project Costs- $400
VISA/Work Permit -$50
Professional License and Fees-$41
Vehicle Road License and Insurance- $166
Retirement Allowance- $30
Uganda Christian Veterinary Mission Membership- $4

*as soon as all of these items are covered, I will be moving...TO AFRICA!!!

If you haven't already, would you prayerfully consider joining the 63 other ministry partners already supporting Imperishable Seed through a monthly commitment?!

Visit www.cvmusa.org/imperishableseed or call 206-546-7569 or email info@cvmusa.org to learn more today! To set up an Electronic Funds Transfer please use This Form.


Saturday, May 25, 2013

Full video of Lomilo's Presentation at my church

Waffle and Dr. Val Lomilo recently visited my family and friends in Wisconsin. While they were here they enjoyed an evening with my church family. They had the opportunity to share about their work in Uganda and how I will be fitting in to it all. Here is the video of their entire presentation.



If you are interested in learning more, please contact me or CVM.

If you are interested in becoming a financial ministry partner there are several options. You can set up an electronic funds transfer through your bank account using this form... http://www.cvmusa.org/document.doc?id=3848 

Or there are several people who have set it up online using their credit card. https://www.cvmusa.org/cvm-mission-fundraiser-arndt?tab=3  

Or you can also call CVM directly with more questions... 206-546-7569 - Thanks for your interest!


Did you know that I'm very close to my month support goal. I only need

2 ministry partners at $200/mo


ministry partners at $100/mo


10 ministry partners at $50/mo


ministry partners at $25/mo


10 ministry partners at $10/mo

Tuesday, May 21, 2013

The Jesus Film in ngaKarimojong

Everything that we do in Karamoja has the purpose of sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ with the people. This includes sharing The Jesus Film in ngaKarimojong . Follow the link to see what it looks like and to hear the language that I get to learn when I arrive in my new home.

Thursday, May 2, 2013

Meet the Lomilos- Second Promo Video

Because of my support raising travels I'm not at church to tell people about this event. So I'm using video instead. Then everyone else gets to enjoy them as well! Here is the second promo video with snippets of their story of their traditional wedding.


You and your friends are invited!

Saturday, May 11th at 6:15pm

Bethany Evangelical Free Church
264 North Main Street
Clintonville, WI 54929

Come to meet Newlywed Ugandan Missionaries:
Mr. Waffle and Dr. Val Lomilo
serving with the Christian Veterinary Mission.



You and your friends are invited!

Saturday, May 11th at 6:15pm

Bethany Evangelical Free Church
264 North Main Street
Clintonville, WI 54929

Come to meet Newlywed Ugandan Missionaries:
Mr. Waffle and Dr. Val Lomilo
serving with the Christian Veterinary Mission.

Please RSVP by May 8th if you haven't already.
If you don't RSVP but can come last minute, we look forward to seeing you.
RSVP HERE
Please enjoy this second promo video highlighting different aspects of their traditional wedding. If you missed the first video, it can also be found on my YouTube channel.
The evening will start out with a traditional Ugandan meal. We will be sharing this meal with the Forge Youth Group who will be breaking their 30 Hour awareness fast. During the previous 30 hours they will have slept outside in cardboard boxes, completed various community projects, and raised support for World Vision. 
Come hear about the Lomilo's three day long traditional Karamojong wedding and learn what God is doing in this region where I'm raising support to go live and work.
I'm excited for my family and friends to have a chance to know this part of the team that I will be serving with in Uganda. Plus, they want to know me better too, so be ready with your favorite story!

Dr. Val has lived in Uganda for over two decades working with the livestock and sharing the Gospel. The Community Livestock Integrated Development Consultancy is a direct result of her work in the region.