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<\/p>\nWe are returning to Senegal in March! \u00a0We also have a healthy baby girl!<\/p>\n
“Now all glory to God, who is able, through his mighty power at work within us, to accomplish infinitely more than we might ask or think. \u00a0Glory to him in the church and in Christ Jesus through all generations forever and ever! Amen.” Ephesians 3:20-21<\/p>\n
Before coming to Senegal, I had often prayed for a husband and kids. \u00a0I just couldn’t imagine doing it alone. \u00a0My heart longed for my own family. \u00a0I prayed specifically for Charles and God answered every prayer. I even prayed that if God willed, could I have two boys and two girls. \u00a0My sweet Heavenly Father has fulfilled my every desire. \u00a0We now have two boys and two girls. \u00a0Doctors had said that it might be difficult. \u00a0It wasn’t for Him. \u00a0Doctors said that Jeanne-Ines might be born with some deformity but she is not and is completely healthy. \u00a0Why would God choose to bless me so? \u00a0I honestly do not know. \u00a0So many pray the same prayer and do not get the same blessings. \u00a0No matter what, God is good. \u00a0He alone fulfills all our desires. \u00a0He alone knows how best to receive glory through us and in our lives, even in a fallen world. \u00a0All I can say is, “Thank you, Lord. Thank you for your grace and your abundant blessings in our lives! \u00a0Use us for Your glory! Change us to be more like Christ in this dark world. \u00a0Praise God for Your miraculous touch on me and my children and our lives! \u00a0Be glorified! Amen”.<\/p>\n
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