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Until We Meet Again

June 27, 2011 by Stephen and Ginger Jordan

This evening, our family went outside and had a “campout”, Jordan style.  What does that mean?  Well, we took some candles outside, lit them, and roasted marshmallows for s’mores.  Jonathan decided that he likes “campouts”.  While we sat outside making s’mores, all of us thanked God for something we were able to do this last year.  Some of those things were:

Jonathan picking dandelions for mom
Jonathan picking dandelions for Mom

–          seeing family

–          making new friends

–          attending Awana

–          picking flowers for Mom

Truly God has given our whole family a wonderful year of memories in the States.

With only a few hours until our departure, our bags are almost packed.  We greatly appreciate your prayers for:

–          safety in our travels

–          no lost luggage

–          adjustment back to the climate, culture, and ministry among the Agutaynens

–          finding and purchasing a van

Thank you for praying for these items.

As we say “good-bye”, we are reminded that it is just “until we meet again”.

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