Tim and Kathryn Warner S.E.R.V.I.N.G IN M.O.Z.A.M.B.I.Q.U.E 
Hi friends and family,
So we are officially here in Africa and fortunately we have internet access so we will send out an update now and one when we arrive in Mozambique.
The flight was really long, but we got through it and we are thankful for your prayers. We flew for 10 hours to Frankfurt Germany, had a 12 hour layover in Frankfurt, and then a 10 hour stretch onto South Africa. Loooooong. Please keep praying for Caden because he has a lot of congestion and cried for over an hour last night.
We are so excited to get to Mozambique and will be there on the 15th. We are making final preparations in South Africa and have met up with our partner Jerry. We will meet another partner on the 15th when we all catch our flight to Mozambique.
Upon arrival to Mozambique we will try and update you.
We love you all and really appreciate all your prayers. Please continue to pray for us because we have many transitions ahead.
Once again we are so blessed and appreciate your partnership with us on this journey.
First impressions for Tim: After checking five bags and carrying five hand luggage bags onto the plane I was ready for a 10 hour message. It was cool to be able to have my awesome wife along with me on this journey. She was a huge encouragement when we had to find our way through Frankfurt. On the first ride we had a women next to us roll her eyes when she saw Caden, and when we asked if she didn’t like babies, she replied “Well, not for 10 hours.” It was challenging to exemplify Christs love in this situation. When we arrived in South Africa, memories were flooding my mind and I felt so comfortable to be in my country. I immediately got stuck into my favorite bag of chips that my sister bought me. As we took a nap and tried to recover from our jet lag, I heard a bird that I have not heard in 7 years, a grey Lourie, A.K.A the go away bird. It was amazing. Google search this bird when you get a moment. We are now some what rested and I cant wait to arrive at our new home in Mozambique.
First perspectives for Kat:
It surprised me how collected and ready I felt the morning we left…all I could do was think forward. Thankfully, this optimism and excitement carried me through both 10 hour flights and the 12 hour layover. When we touched down, it was like coming home. Nothing has felt this right before. It’s like when you are on a long run and it’s beautiful outside and your favorite song is on your ipod, and you get to the that burst of energy that carries you up the hill. Now I am at the top looking out at the broad new horizon and I can’t wait to keep going. This is so crazy and fun. I have to say a special shout out to our absolutely amazing friends for being so rad and thoughtful!! We love you all and can’t wait to share this adventure with you. Welcome to our journey!
Love the Warners
Hey guys, great to hear you made it in one piece and that you are so encouraged by everything you’ve encountered so far. We’re cheering you on! Keep the news coming!