I thought so.
So maybe you remember about a week and a half ago when I re-posted a picture on Facebook of two children walking from their remote village to our town of Wamena to sell their vegetables for school supply money? Remember that? Well if you don't remember, here is a reminder. I posted this picture with this caption:
(My friend Lemeus posted this. So sweet. Pray for these little kids and others like them as they seek to get school supplies and as they study.

"Two students are gong to Wamena from the Village of Mayunggulik for selling the fruits to buy their books n pens.")
This is the picture posted by my friend Lemeus, and re-posted by myself, that inspired all of this.
A couple of my Facebook friends contacted me on Facebook that they wanted to help kids like this in some way. They wanted to donate some money to help these these children. I talked to Lemeus, and got back to them asap. These friends donated their money, and I got to work....(this all started August 24th...FAST!) Lemeus helped to know what school supplies the children needed, and got to work the same day I handed the money over. The very next day he took off on a long journey to the village.
He had to take a 3.5 hour taxi ride on rough roads, (and taxis here are.....NOT luxurious) Then when the taxi could take him no further he took off to hike up the mountain 3-4 hours to this mountain village. He went alone, and he carried the box of school supplies on his own strength. Strong.
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Lemeus hiking with the supplies. |
Lemeus came to my house today with pictures and a report from the village and the children. Each child in the pictures was given a ruler, a sharpener, pens, pencils, writing paper, a colorbook, math book, a candle to study by light in the night when they don't have electricity, and more!
Plus the pastor of the local church was given the extra supplies to hand out to the children who could not come at the time Lemeus was there.
Lemeus and the pastor of the church explained the story that God put it on the hearts of people to give these supplies to show them His love for them. That He can move hearts across the world to remind the kids and parents in the village that God sees them and loves them. They prayed over the students and children in their tribal tongue. It was truly a blessing to be a part of this....even if I was just the middle man moving the money from one hand to another.
I was speaking with one of my friends that donated some money. I was giving her an update, and thanked her for giving, she told me "oh it wasn't very much money" But you know what.....God doesn't care about that. He asks us to be FAITHFUL with the small things, the small amount of money, the small act of kindness, listening to that small voice....and HE turns it into something more. Just like He did with this.... who would have known that posting a picture or donating a small amount of money would lead to all those kids hearing about Jesus' love for them, and blessing them in their school. Literally the hands and feet of Jesus. And it took many people....not just one. It took Lemeus posting the picture, me re-posting it, my friends hearts to be moved enough to seek out donating, Lemeus to climb a mountain with a heavy box to deliver the supplies..... It took a team of people. I love that.

Here are lots of pictures! Enjoy!
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Pastor praying over the students and school supplies before the kids get them |
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Kids receiving school supplies |
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Lemeus asked them to make a picture. =) |
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Showing his Honai (grass hut house) drawing |
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Yay!!! |
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These are the two kids from the picture that inspired it all. Jesus is so cool.<3 cool.="" esus="" is="" nbsp="" so="" td="">3> |
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