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Greetings!
Welcome to the web site of Mark & Bonnie Lambert, missionaries with Wycliffe Bible Translators serving in Cameroon, Africa. Mark has been the Office Manager for the Cameroon Branch of SIL (Wycliffe's partner organization) since 1993. Bonnie has served as a teacher, branch hostess, and orientation program assistant since 1997, and she has assisted Mark substantially in his roles of Purchasing & Shipping Coordinator and Housing Coordinator. For more information about what we do, click on the links at the left. Mark and Bonnie are able to be part of this work through the participation of many partners. For more information, click here.
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Our Latest News (updated June 23, 2011)
We have now been back in Cameroon for nearly a year after spending two years in the U.S. raising our support level and seeking help for our oldest daughter, Theresa (she has Asperger's Syndrome). Mark has kept busy with his admin responsibilities, especially in the domain of visas. Bonnie has been scanning old documents for our Language Services department. Recently, she was hospitalized with uncontrolled vomitting, but she received good treatment and is now fully recovered. Theresa then came down with persistent fevers and was just today diagnosed with a urinary tract infection. We have her on antibiotics and expect her to fully recover. Mark and Christina are staying healthy, but we would appreciate prayers against these constant attacks. We have added a new page of stories from the field that document the power of God's Word in the local language. Go here to read and/or download stories in MS Word format. Our latest prayer requests are posted here. Links to Wycliffe videos and other relevant sites can be found here. Also, we have just posted our June 2011 prayer letter where we report on our recent Branch Meeting, Bonnie's illness, and a cute bird. You can read all about it here. A substantial gift received in May is keeping our average support hovering around 100%. One-time gifts are always welcome and deeply appreciated. If you are interested in helping us with financial gifts, click here.
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Soul Food
People are truly hungry for God’s Word in their mother tongue. At the dedication of a New Testament, an African church leader prayed, “These Holy Scriptures are food for our souls and water for our spiritual life. What we have dreamed about in the past has today become a reality—your living Word in our language.”
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Psalm 119:1,2, NLT
"Happy are people of integrity, who follow the law of the LORD. Happy are those who obey his decrees and search for him with all their hearts."
Daily Prayer Request
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