RYAN Koher and his wife Annabel continue their wait upon the Lord for movement in the legal process regarding his case. While they wait, a happy family moment occurred when they moved into their new home in Mozambique the week of August 7.
For many years, staff housing consisted of rental homes in the area. Continued increases in rent, limited ability to make improvements, poor security, and the spread out nature of the housing caused MAF to build staff housing on property they owned.
In addition to three new homes, there is a new water system and electrical improvements, along with fencing for security. There is enough space for families to have room, yet able to visit one another with a short walk.
Ryan and Annabel shared some photos of their new house.
They also shared, “We are all moved into our house, which we’re calling the Selah House. Our prayer is that this will be a home where we will rest in the Lord, reflect Him, reflect on His Word, and remember the testimonies of all He has done.
“We’re so thankful for all of the help from our team & national stuff. They moved all of our belongings, set up beds & mosquito nets, set up all appliances, & hung curtains in an hour and a half! What a blessing! We are very grateful for your prayers and fasting as we continue to walk through this season.”
We praise the Lord for this blessing to the Koher family in a difficult time. Please continue to pray for the Kohers and the orphanage volunteers, Willem and Eric, and that the case would be dismissed and free them from this lengthy investigation.
