Dressing African

100_0257aI spoke at my home church on Sunday, despite being sick and having laryngitis!  Somehow, I had enough of a hoarse voice to get through it.  I wore the African outfit made for me in Benin, and my brother’s three kids came to church in outfits I bought for them in Ethiopia.  They served as examples when I shared about Ethiopia.  They are so cute!  (but…I’m biased!)

IMG_5685aWhen we were on our speaking tours while we were raising support, so much of what we shared was what we hoped to do.  Now, I had stories about what we’ve actually done, people we’ve met, things we’ve seen, etc. I put together a powerpoint with photos and videos.  What I enjoyed most was exposing everyone to aspects of Africa that they may not have known about before.  There are a few African families in the church, which made it even more neat to share–they got to see a little taste of home.

I am looking forward to being reunited with Jeff soon.  This has been a good, but long trip.  We were really thinking that my father wasn’t going to live long.  I thought that I was going to be coming out for a funeral,  and we anticipated that Jeff would come out here after me for that event.  However, God had a different plan in mind, and my time with my family has gone quite differently than we had expected.  I had considered leaving for Africa early, but I guess God wants me here because he’s let me be sick with the flu and bronchitis for almost 3 weeks. I don’t think I’d be allowed to fly with these illnesses, but I should be well by my scheduled departure date.

We know many of you are praying for us, We are so thankful!

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