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Jambo Jam for Kondoa

Helen raises money for our Kondoa mission project by making jams, chutneys and marmalades which are for sale on the missions table in the foyer.  If you have fruit to spare contact Helen to see if she can use it to make some of her delicious preserves!

All go in September 2014

13/7/2014

 
In mid-September, Ian and I will be flying to Tanzania in order to help Bishop Given with a follow-up conference.  He wants us to offer more teaching on healing along the same lines as last year, but to go deeper He will also invite other churches around the area, so that they can benefit too.  We are thrilled to be a part of that sort of mission.

This time, there will be a team from Rangiora
.  We plan to fly down there in mid-August and get to know them a bit and start to gel as a united team before we get there.

The jam has been walking steadily off the jam table and now the marmalade season is well and truly here.  I am about to make more Lime Marmalade.  The Three Fruits Maramalade is made of oranges, lemons and grapefruit.  I am hard-pressed to produce any jam now that the summer fruit season has gone, but Apricot and Peach jam will soon be there also, due to some unseasonable peaches turning up cheaply at my favourite greengrocery.

I have lately been teaching someone to make jam.  Maybe she will start to help and it won't all be on my shoulders.  That would be great!  Until then, I had better go - the jars are calling me...

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    Hi, I'm Helen and I raise money for our Kondoa mission project by making jams, chutneys and marmalades.

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