This week, Chester and I (Amy) are in Michigan helping my widowed aunt repair her mobile home. The floor of her mobile home had several spots of rot that were unsafe to walk on. So we drove up, with my parents, to pull out the old flooring, and replace the subfloor and flooring completely.
Thanks for supporting this missionary (us) as we help other missionaries (Gil and Jamie) honor additional missionaries (Paul and Janet) with a special gift!
The team (Gramma, Eva, Moriah, Isaiah, Ann and Ellie) is home safely from Uganda! Thank you for praying for them through this trip. Upon returning, they immediately noted that it’s even hotter here than there!
Right now, the Uganda team is traveling on their way home – thank you so much for praying for them as they served, and for… Read More »Pictures from Uganda
Last week (on the 23rd), our team left for Uganda. They took along 200+ textbooks and gifts for the missionary, resulting in twenty pieces of luggage – twelve of them weighing barely under the 50-pound limit! Thank you for praying for them as they traveled!
After we returned from Papua New Guinea, and before the season of cooking at Glad Tidings Bible Camp began, we were in town for about two weeks. During that time, we took care of a few emergencies in our own house and cars, and also helped out a local area missionary with some home repairs.
This coming Wednesday, this team of six amazing people will leave Omaha and fly to Uganda to serve there for a little over two weeks.
Thank you for sending us to Papua New Guinea earlier this year. We wanted to share with you the following note from the leaders of Interface – the program that used the new boys’ dorm just after we left.
This summer, we’ve been watching our kids plan and execute their own “Project 4 Missions”. We’re surprised at the suspense and adventure it is for us!
When we think about the judgment seat of Christ and the fact that God will evaluate what we’ve done, it’s easy to be filled with fear. I’d like to encourage you with a few examples from Scripture that we don’t serve a God who capitalizes on our flaws and failures, but One who views us through the rose-colored lens of His lavish grace and love toward His children.