This could be a great illustration for Psalm 23, "The Lord is my shepherd…" BUT the tin (bottom right) is a bit of a slum house roof and the green hill side is deceptive - it is the edge of a mound of acres of trash gathered in Nairobi, the second largest city of East Africa! And based on his manner of dress, the shepherd is likely a refugee who lives in one of the thousands of tin houses in the slum. Refugees can be found in all East African countries – especially from Somalia at the moment due to drought and war. Pray that East African Believers will be our Father’s Heart, Hands and Voice as they relate to the refugees in their countries – refugees who are often members of People Groups in need of our Father’s Good News.
November 17, 2011
This could be a great illustration for Psalm 23, "The Lord is my shepherd…" BUT the tin (bottom right) is a bit of a slum house roof and the green hill side is deceptive - it is the edge of a mound of acres of trash gathered in Nairobi, the second largest city of East Africa! And based on his manner of dress, the shepherd is likely a refugee who lives in one of the thousands of tin houses in the slum. Refugees can be found in all East African countries – especially from Somalia at the moment due to drought and war. Pray that East African Believers will be our Father’s Heart, Hands and Voice as they relate to the refugees in their countries – refugees who are often members of People Groups in need of our Father’s Good News.
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