The Ugandan team leave at 11:00pm MST tonight.
They have ministered to orphans….
They helped with the feeding program in the slums….
They have ministered to the village children at a VBS in Ssenge village…..little girls like this one….
They ministered to the boys at African Hearts and planted 1500 trees for them…and built a kitchen foundation….
Dw said the team has been awesome, fantastic and wonderful!! He said that they have been knit together and are tight. He loves them dearly. So wonderfully cool….
The team will arrive home at about midnight on Wednesday…yes, that is three complete days of flights and layovers….using all sorts of modes of transportation….ya’ know: planes, trains and automobiles!! They land in Albuquerque Wednesday and then have the last 4 hour drive home.
Your prayers for their travel would be greatly appreciated. I had thought when they left that I would make a paper chain to show the little ones how long till they arrived home….but then I got to thinking…15 days seemed way to long of a chain…ugh…….so now is finally paper chain time…and we are counting down till we see their sweet faces again! Yippee Jesus!!
Super sweet how God does all these cool things and includes us in on it- I LOVE that! Good to know the team is well and your treasures will be home soon! How did speaking this a.m. go? Prayed for ya- but then, what else would I do?
Hugs,
Lisa
aw! I wish I could've gone. :/ I'm so happy they got to! I'm still praying! 😉
Those pics just made my eyes flood with tears. The work the team accomplished is amazing and I'm so thankful. I wish I had been there myself to pitch in! Maybe next time.
I will be praying for safe travel AND that your paper chain becomes small very quickly!
Love ya sista!
I enjoyed reading your blog today.
I love all the new blogs
I have found. Quite a unique group.
I love making new blogging friends..
I have several Disney posts already on my blog and have several more to post. Hope you will stop by for a visit.
I'm so glad they will be home soon and I can't wait to read the stories.
I will be praying for all them to get home safely.
Wow…those are some compelling photos. I hope you can share more of your heart for Africa. I have never been there. Such precious faces…makes my heart ache.
Praying for safe travel for your sweet ones.
How exciting.
I just love your family. Could you adopt me and my family? 🙂
Oh my … those pictures just reach right in and touch the heart!!!! Thank you for sharing …
Blessings, Lisa C.
I'm brand new to your blog & I just wanted you to know that I'm inspired reading your posts. 2 years ago, we started our blog to document our adoption and my son made up the name… Simply Love. We have a lot in common:)) We have been home almost a year & still love the bloggy world:))
Please stop by & say hi!!
Blessings to your AMAZING family
Kari
I'm so glad it has been such a wonderful trip for them. I want to hear the other news that you have not shared yet. Hurry up already. 🙂 And where are you all in your wait for Ms. Jubilee?
Sounds like a wonderful trip! So happy they were able to minister in all those ways, and so happy they are coming home!
SO praying for you, my friend. Praying for you and the whole team. (you on the homefront, and them, abroad)
Call when you get a chance…I left you a message!
The pictures say it all- God bless the children. Thank you to the wonderful team for all their hard work. It will be good to have them home.
Blessings,
Jean
Praying for their safe return!
Looks like they have done so much of HIS work. Bless them all!!
Praying for their safe return. Waiting patiently to find out what ALL has happened over there. Hugs and love.
Love the pictures…what a beautiful way to serve Jesus.
Linn – Sure enjoyed hearing you speak yesterday. What a good word from the WORD. We had to get up and leave because Alan had to catch a flight – so just didn't want you to think we took off for any other reason! Love the pictures from Uganda. Hope I get to go there one of these trips. Looking forward to The River Church for the summer. Love you friend!