Dear Friends,<\/p>\n
How nice to visit with you again!\u00a0 We had a wonderful time at the Missions Conference in Tampa last month.\u00a0 The people were so welcoming and friendly.\u00a0 Every missionary was personally prayed for.\u00a0 It was very encouraging. Let us know if you would be interested in having us come and share the work of Ethnos360 in your church or Bible Study group.\u00a0 We would love to come.<\/p>\n
We counted up our days, and we were home for 11 days last month!\u00a0 It was a very busy time!\u00a0 Thanks for praying that we would have the strength and grace of God to continue on in our ministries here in Florida.\u00a0 We are so thankful for the strength of the Lord.\u00a0 Through His power we can \u201crun and not be weary, and walk and not faint!\u201d<\/p>\n
Our children are doing well.\u00a0 We rejoice to see the little grandchildren growing and learning new things all the time, as well. Beka and Cody plan to move to Florida this month, so they will be a bit closer for awhile.\u00a0 Their baby comes in February.\u00a0 Tim and Charity\u2019s little Amelia is 3 months old now, and she managed to roll herself over already!\u00a0 Amy and Hector (Still in Oregon) are traveling and visiting folks.\u00a0 Let them know if you would like to have them come and share in your church!\u00a0 Little Elena is starting to pull up and push things around (beginning stages of walking).\u00a0 Look out world!\u00a0 We love seeing Brett and Debby and kids almost every weekend.\u00a0 Those kids are growing way too fast!!\u00a0 David and Joice are pretty close by us in DeLand, but we would love to see them more!<\/p>\n
Please pray with us to have continued wisdom as we work with our missionaries as they transition to retirement, or other ministries.\u00a0 We also track them as they move from field to home, or home to field.\u00a0 Address changes are a daily part of our work time.\u00a0 We also communicate with supporters and churches to give the<\/p>\n
Dear Friends,<\/p>\n
How nice to visit with you again!\u00a0 We had a wonderful time at the Missions Conference in Tampa last month.\u00a0 The people were so welcoming and friendly.\u00a0 Every missionary was personally prayed for.\u00a0 It was very encouraging. Let us know if you would be interested in having us come and share the work of Ethnos360 in your church or Bible Study group.\u00a0 We would love to come.<\/p>\n
We counted up our days, and we were home for 11 days last month!\u00a0 It was a very busy time!\u00a0 Thanks for praying that we would have the strength and grace of God to continue on in our ministries here in Florida.\u00a0 We are so thankful for the strength of the Lord.\u00a0 Through His power we can \u201crun and not be weary, and walk and not faint!\u201d<\/p>\n
Our children are doing well.\u00a0 We rejoice to see the little grandchildren growing and learning new things all the time, as well. Beka and Cody plan to move to Florida this month, so they will be a bit closer for awhile.\u00a0 Their baby comes in February.\u00a0 Tim and Charity\u2019s little Amelia is 3 months old now, and she managed to roll herself over already!\u00a0 Amy and Hector (Still in Oregon) are traveling and visiting folks.\u00a0 Let them know if you would like to have them come and share in your church!\u00a0 Little Elena is starting to pull up and push things around (beginning stages of walking).\u00a0 Look out world!\u00a0 We love seeing Brett and Debby and kids almost every weekend.\u00a0 Those kids are growing way too fast!!\u00a0 David and Joice are pretty close by us in DeLand, but we would love to see them more!<\/p>\n
Please pray with us to have continued wisdom as we work with our missionaries as they transition to retirement, or other ministries.\u00a0 We also track them as they move from field to home, or home to field.\u00a0 Address changes are a daily part of our work time.\u00a0 We also communicate with supporters and churches to give them needed information about their missionaries.\u00a0 We have plenty to do!\u00a0 Our department is waiting for our new software to be completed.\u00a0 There will be changes in the air then as we learn a new system of recordkeeping, and data upkeep.<\/p>\n
Thanks so much for caring for us, and helping us in our ministries, through prayer.\u00a0 Sometimes our lives may change, and our activities may take us new directions (like to south Florida every weekend!) but GOD is always faithful!\u00a0 We praise Him for enabling us and putting us into the ministry He has chosen for us. (2 Corinthains 3:5,6)<\/p>\n
We appreciate you folks, and would love to hear from you, too!\u00a0 Feel free to email or drop us a note! Or even a Facebook message is great!\u00a0 Have a Very Happy Thanksgiving!<\/p>\n
With our appreciation.<\/p>\n
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