Tim Robinson
The month when the mangoes ripen
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The month of April in the Bassar language is called ‘the month when the mangoes ripen’. There are mangoes everywhere in the villages and on the farms. It is like manna from heaven for many people, because for the next three months food will be in short supply. Many families will face food shortages until August, when beans will be harvested. This is because they still believe that their deceased relatives need lavish funerals in order to be accepted in the after-life. They will have used up most of their sorghum and millet harvest celebrating these funerals with their extended families. We thank God that Christianity, and especially reading the Bible in the Bassar language, is opening the eyes of many people to the truth about God, and they are abandoning such practices.
It is great to see the Bassar community transformed but God’s word!
The Ntcham Bible is avalibe in multiple forms online. http://worldbibles.org/language_detail/eng/bud/Ntcham
http://globalrecordings.net/en/language/2256
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