Tuesday, July 15, 2008
Tuesday Morning with Karen
As I type this, we´re about to head off to the village where we´ll be helping with the widow´s house. The vans are getting packed up and I can hear the boys playing frisbee. Everything is going well! The trip here was very smooth, and flight 1 enjoyed a long layover in Dallas. We talked with 2 other mission teams here in Guatemala, from both Missouri and California. We arrived as an entire team last night at the airport Guatemala City to find Rafi waiting for us. Danielle, Trevor and I rode on top of the high mound of luggage in one van as we saw the beautiful city by night. We met the other van at Pollo Campero, sort of like the Guatemalan equivalent of Kentucky Fried Chicken. We arrived at Rafi´s church very excited, finding a large Welcome Stanwich Church sign that was made for us. With all the excitement, it took some of the boys quite a while to settle down for sleep. We woke up this morning to find a delicious breakfast prepared by some of the women here...eggs and ham, corn flakes, bread, bananas, orange juice, and good Guatemalan coffee. Though some of our team didn´t get much sleep, it is a beautiful morning and we´re all excited about what we will be doing today! The highlight of my morning so far was seeing the smoking volvanos from Rafi´s roof. We are in such a beautiful place and it´s a cool but sunny day, perfect for our work. Chuck reminded us this morning as we prayed for our day that we are using God´s energy in all we do. I can´t wait to see what He will do today!
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Hi Karen!
Fun to read what your doing. Brigitta is home, from Bulgaria, and Hans will return from Spain on Thursday! We miss you very much! Were praying for you and your team.
Heidi & Aunt Becky
you guys are so lucky, i wish i was there. you are all in my prayers!!!!
It is exciting to see how God multiplies the few loaves and fishes we bring and makes something of eternal value (the work of our hands, establish Thou it). We are praying for you all.
Matt's Grandma and Grandpa
Eliz
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