We have made it to our new home for the next three months while we try to cram in as much Spanish as we can. It was a long flight and we could not have made it without all the many blessings from God in so many friends and family helping us in big ways as well as meeting new friends on the airplane. Satomi met two other toddler aged girls to entertain her, so much that she didn't sleep a wink on the flight to Lima.
I never cease to be amazed at how much God blesses us by providing people to help. I pray that we will be faithful to live out the example that has been shown us and that we will be giving and serving to others that God brings in our path.
As you continue to lift us up in prayer that God would give us grace in learning Spanish and for the children to grow and adapt to life here in Peru, I have another request for my father.
The same day that we left for Peru, he was scheduled to start the first stage of this clinical trial to fight prostate cancer. Please pray for him and my mother as they go through these next three months travelling back and forth to Houston.
Now we are off to catch up on sleep!
“Those who have never been told of him will see, and those who have never heard will understand.”
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So glad to hear! I am praying for you today, for the coming days of adjusting, for your spanish education, for your ministry to come, for your father's treatment. The Lord is good! - Joel Basett
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