Teaching Zambia Pastors
I have just come back from teaching a Langham Seminar in Zambia. It is a great privilege to be involved in this great ministry set up to honour John Stott’s worldwide preaching ministry.
I tend to keep a daily diary of my travels which you may read by clicking here www.simonvibert.com. After a week in Ndola (in the north) I spent the weekend at the beautiful Victoria Falls in Livingstone, flying out of Lusaka (28th April).
Simon
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