Beautiful Protea design on the glass.
Wednesday 10 April 2019
Kirstenbosch Glasses...
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We bought these beautiful glasses at Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden back in Cape Town in either 2013 or 2014. We decided that now, being in our new home, it was time to put them to use. We had had them packed away in a box with other glass breakable items for the past four or five years. The flower depicted on the glass is the King Protea, South Africa's national flower. Kirstenbosch is one of our favourite places to visit in Cape Town, and you can read about our last visit back in 2017 here.
Throughout West Africa, Europe, South Africa, the USA, and the South Atlantic Ocean. Our adventure continues as we seek God's will for our life after Mercy Ships.
What good is it for a man to gain the whole world, yet forfeit his soul?
- Jesus of Nazareth (Mark 8: 36 NIV)
- Jesus of Nazareth (Mark 8: 36 NIV)
He is no fool who gives
what he cannot keep to gain
that which he cannot lose.
- Jim Elliot, martyred in Ecuador, 1956.
what he cannot keep to gain
that which he cannot lose.
- Jim Elliot, martyred in Ecuador, 1956.
ABOUT ME
- Murray Tristan Crawford
- I am a 40-year-old South African whose journey with Mercy Ships began in 2007 when I joined the M/V "Africa Mercy" in Liberia. I met my wife Candace in Sierra Leone in 2011 and together we served with Mercy Ships until December 2012. We worked with Mercy Vision in South Africa during 2013, and are now settled with our three kiddos in the USA.
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I served with Mercy Ships. Everything here, however, is my personal opinion and is not read or approved before it is posted. Opinions, conclusions and other information expressed here do not necessarily reflect the views of Mercy Ships.
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