“Aacckk!”
By: David Echols
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“Aacckk! That’s not a lizard — it’s an alligator!!”
I have had a grand adventure discovering the 
different types of wildlife found here in Namibia. Being here in this wonderful country I have learned that there are many snakes that can cause death, that giraffes and flamingos roam free and that warthogs gather together to go to the watering hole.
God’s wonderful creation is just one of the many blessings that I have experienced here. The Lord continues to show His faithfulness and how He transcends all cultures, tongues, and people. Jesus has been doing a great work through Three Measures’ Thrive group and through the Echols. He is revealing Himself to these young adults in powerful ways. I have just been with them for about two weeks and I have seen them show the love of Christ to each other and really be a community of believers. They welcomed me in without hesitation and allowed me to become a part of that community.
Tennis has been a huge part of this community. It recently started up again, which has given me the ability to build relationships in a sport that I love. I am excited to see what the Lord will do through us in this season and how He will move to bring transformation.
Melissa Faraci
Selfies with Raylin: Tennis
By: David Echols
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We took a break for the holidays, but we’re back! Hope you enjoy this week’s selfie…
I took my selfie this week at the tennis court. We have a tennis ministry that takes place every Wednesday afternoon. Last year we even had our first tennis tournament. Tennis has become part of our physical health program in 3measures.
A note from David & Sandy:
This program started sort of unintentionally. We never intended to start a tennis ministry, but another missionary in Windhoek invited us along for his tennis program at the local university. The group we took liked it so much that we had to start our own program.
While it is a physical activity, I am sure that the social benefits for our group have far outweighed the physical. This ministry was key to developing a stronger sense of community among our young adults.