A reading of anything less that 0.03 is good news. The latest reading was 0.01, which according to the Urology Dept is 'wonderful'. So they will continue the six monthly blood tests and unless there is something very different to report this will be the last bulletin.
...and a final opportunity to say thank you to so many who have prayed so faithfully over the last couple of years. I am more grateful than I can express and only ask you for prayer that Wesley's great birthday hymn will find its fulfilment in this 'remnant of days'.
In a rapture of joy
My life I employ,
The God of my life to proclaim:
'Tis worth living for this,
To administer bliss
And salvation in Jesus's name.
My remnant of days
I spend in His praise
Who died the whole world to redeem;
Be they many, or few,
My days are His due,
And they all are devoted to Him.
Hi Ron - Just wanted to tell you how you blessed me with the recording of Willie Burton I found via your blog. I've lived in Africa all my life, Zambia, Rhodesia & now South Africa. Willie (or rather his wife) is my great-uncle/aunt and often a topic at family meetings. We have a painting of his Congo village by night. He'd come down to Johannesburg to meet with the anthropology dept of the local university and paint an original for whichever relative he stayed with.
ReplyDeleteIf you have any further info on him I'd be delighted to have it.
Blessings
Mike van Dyk
vandyk.mike@gmail.com