Time has been speeding by at a faster rate of speed than normal. Pastors wives coming from all over Cameroon for a three day retreat came and went in the blink of an eye. Before they left Shiloh, our next guest had arrived. Being a very gracious man, he patiently waited for us to clean his room. All but the lingering perfume odor, that is. There was no time to air out the room.

The following day we welcomed a man coming from America, meeting up with his Cameroonian assistants coming from Bamenda. They quickly transformed Shiloh's library into a recording studio and began working on their project. As we tip-toe past the library we peek in to see what is going on. It's a rather fascinating process of re-recording certain voices on a movie they produced out here earlier.

We are feeding three meals a day to all of these men. At days end we join them at the table and relax a bit. One of the perks of running Shiloh is the fellowship around the table.

Tonight we welcome a Canadian family coming down from Bamenda. They will fly back home tomorrow night. Our American friend and his portable recording studio will also fly out of here tomorrow night. Or maybe not. You've heard the news about the terrorist attack in Brussels this morning? It's having a ripple affect here in Africa. Will Brussels Air fly tomorrow night? And if not, will we have rooms available for these guests to extend their stay? We wait and watch and wonder how God will work things out. He does all things well.