The prayer that Viente wants me to lift up is that the judge would give him a sentence. In Mozambique the people get thrown into jail with no questions asked. It takes months, maybe years, for them to receive a sentence...which is usually 7 years.  I saw him last on Tuesday, and he had been in the prison for 3 months and 10 days (yes, he counted). It's not as bad as a lot of the men there, but I ask that you would be praying for them also. One of our last times preaching at the prison we had the +90 men and women write down prayer requests on paper and give it to them. We received some interesting ones, where a lady said how she wants to kill her husband, but then we had some deep prayer requests, like pray for my wife and children. Mozambican prison is not like American prison. You don't get that "one phone call' and you don't get the same sort of cell or the same sort of diet. There are are over 90 men and women, and 3 rooms, do the math. Their cells are the size of an average bedroom and there are no beds. There aren't even bamboo mats. Their diet is a spoon full of pap once a day (pap=cornmeal=not much nutritional value). But despite all this, they have such joy!  Let's just say that joy is not from their living conditions, it is from someONE much greater.