Its been a busy time of preparing to go overseas.\u00a0 Last week we packed up most of the house and then I took all our stuff to Springfield, Missouri to get shipped to Papua New Guinea.\u00a0 I borrowed the brilliant Bristols’ Durango to pull my fabulous father’s trailer and had a smooth1500 miles of driving.\u00a0 Thanks guys!<\/p>\n
The day I got home I found out our visas came in the mail and we are 100% done with paperwork.\u00a0 Praise the Lord.\u00a0 Paper work is no fun and now we’re glad its done.<\/p>\n
We knew we were short on our monthly support but we had the money to buy plane tickets so we decided to ask our superiors in New Tribes Mission if we could make the move to PNG.\u00a0 They’ve told us to wait until our support is higher so that while we are in Papua New Guinea we can focus on ministry and not on finances.\u00a0 So, we sent out a newsletter earlier today sharing this story and our need for more monthly supporters.\u00a0 In the last couple of hours God has raised up some new supporters!\u00a0 Praise the Lord!<\/p>\n
As of right now, our support is $3270\/month.\u00a0 We need to get to 3700\/month to be able to go and, of course, even higher is better.\u00a0 100% support for our family of six is 7386\/month.<\/p>\n
Thank you for your prayers and support.\u00a0 The task God has set before us is not possible without you.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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