Pray for Our Kids
The last couple of weeks have been a whirlwind of back-to-school activity. Jacob moved to downtown Pittsburgh to begin attending the University of Pittsburgh. We moved him into a house with nine other guys who serve with the Chi Alpha ministry on campus. Chi Alpha created their own welcome week activities, and it was an intense time of meeting new people while playing games, eating meals, attending sports events, and participating in his athletic training orientation. The week ended with a great worship night. Jacob began classes last week and is settling into a new routine. Asher also started school last week, and we have returned to the world of packing lunches and checking homework. One exciting thing for Asher (and us) is that he is now driving himself to and from school. What a difference a year makes! Bella is also back at school. We dropped her off at Taylor University this past weekend. It was a joy having her around for a couple of weeks. This was a hard goodbye since we will not be seeing her again until Thanksgiving. Please pray for the kids to have a great academic semester, but most importantly, pray that their faith will grow and that they will choose to walk closely with God.
Pray for Rain
PNG has been going through a severe drought for the past several months. As a result, people are not able to grow the food they need in their gardens. Please pray for rain so that people will have enough to eat.
We know that God is in control and that we can cast our cares upon him. So, we humbly ask you to join with us in prayer for these requests. Thank you so much for your prayers and for your faithful partnership in the work of Bible translation!
The last couple of weeks have been a whirlwind of back-to-school activity. Jacob moved to downtown Pittsburgh to begin attending the University of Pittsburgh. We moved him into a house with nine other guys who serve with the Chi Alpha ministry on campus. Chi Alpha created their own welcome week activities, and it was an intense time of meeting new people while playing games, eating meals, attending sports events, and participating in his athletic training orientation. The week ended with a great worship night. Jacob began classes last week and is settling into a new routine. Asher also started school last week, and we have returned to the world of packing lunches and checking homework. One exciting thing for Asher (and us) is that he is now driving himself to and from school. What a difference a year makes! Bella is also back at school. We dropped her off at Taylor University this past weekend. It was a joy having her around for a couple of weeks. This was a hard goodbye since we will not be seeing her again until Thanksgiving. Please pray for the kids to have a great academic semester, but most importantly, pray that their faith will grow and that they will choose to walk closely with God.
| Jacob with the Pitt Panther |
| Asher's first day of school |
PNG has been going through a severe drought for the past several months. As a result, people are not able to grow the food they need in their gardens. Please pray for rain so that people will have enough to eat.
We know that God is in control and that we can cast our cares upon him. So, we humbly ask you to join with us in prayer for these requests. Thank you so much for your prayers and for your faithful partnership in the work of Bible translation!