Since our last post, a couple of days ago, we know several of you have been praying for all of our students to return home safely…and one family in particular — the Shilikales. I featured a photo of Emma’s Landcruiser stuck in the mud on the way to pick up […]
Some have asked us about the Coronovirus situation in Tanzania and how that is affecting Lion of Judah Academy. The virus has reached Tanzania, though the last we heard there were only a handful (six, as of March 19) known cases, mostly in Dar es Salaam. The government has shut […]
What’s Happening at The Lion of Judah Academy — We sent this email update out a couple of days ago. If you didn’t receive it or would rather read it online, here’s the link December 2019 Update
Be part of a miracle. Double every gift. On Giving Tuesday even triple it!! In a recent post we told you we had a special way you could support the students at Lion of Judah Academy on Giving Tuesday, December 3. Here it is. We have kicked off a campaign […]
How you can support The Lion of Judah Academy while doing your holiday shopping! Ready or not, the holidays are upon us! That may cause panic…or joy…dread…or excitement. Or, most likely, all of those simultaneously! But whether you venture to the malls, or shop from the comfort of your […]
Many prayers have been offered up for a good season of rains this fall, and they are being answered! Let God be praised! Things have been difficult in recent years, and it was certain another failed rainy season would have terrible consequences for the school and the region. But God […]
Greetings Everyone! This is a quick post on two subjects: 1 — Lion of Judah Academy will have a graduation celebration on Saturday, October 12, for students in Class 7 and Form Four. All together this will include approximately 120 students!! Class 7 is roughly equivalent to 7th grade in […]
Were headed back to Tanzania tomorrow, July 2. We’ll be there about a month. This is an exciting time to be going back. We should have learned by now not to be so surprised when we experience moments of jaw-dropping Divine Serendipity. But the most amazing moments catch us so […]
It was early September, 1999. Lynn and I had been in Tanzania less than three months. I had recovered from my first (and most serious) bout with malaria…that was the time all the veteran missionaries told me I couldn’t possibly have malaria because I hadn’t been in Tanzania long enough […]
The adventure began on an October Sunday in 2001. For months – close to a year – we (Lynn and Hart Inlow) had been seeking God’s guidance about whether or not we should help our friends, Mtebe and Pili, start a school for the children of Nassa Theological College students. […]