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Saturday, March 15, 2008

Spoke too soon

As of 2:45 PM, we have yet to leave Lexington Airport due to the weather in Atlanta. It looks like we will miss our connection to Peru. If there isn't a followup to this post this evening, you will know that we somehow made the flight. Otherwise we will let you know our new itinerary when we have it. The team is still in good spirits although the prospect of arriving a day late to Peru is dissapointing.

We are on our way

Weeks of preparation are over and we are finally on our way!
We have been checked in and are getting ready for our first flight to Atlanta and then on to Lima, Peru. Early tomorrow morning will be taking the last leg to Cusco in time for an afternoon church service where we will be in charge of a children's program.

Pray for safety in travel
Pray for our missionary hosts as they are preparing to have us
Pray for energy on Sunday after a long trip
Pray that we would adjust to the altitude quickly
and pray that our preparation would help us be ready to share God's love everywhere we go!

We will be updating this blog as often as we can, but we won't have daily access to the internet. Please keep checking back to follow our journey and know how to pray for us!

Monday, March 10, 2008

Announcements...

We've been advertising on our website and announced last night at Global Cafe` that we are taking applications for serving on the WGM Student Cabinet. If you are interested in serving in one of 4 positions we have available, please stop by the center for an application!
Our "Lost and Found" box is overflowing! If you are missing an umbrella, sunglasses, ski gloves, car keys, or a pair of size 10M women's sandles (or any of a number of other items) we may have it! Stop by the center office!

Thanks for your time and attention! :-)

Tuesday, February 26, 2008

Africa in Glass

On Friday night we visited a local art gallery where cabinet member Teresa had some of her fused-glass pieces on display and for sale. Unfortunately they were not back-lit so the photos don't do her work justice, but we were all proud of her, especially when two pieces were bought while we were there! Her pieces depict sunsets on the plains of her childhood home in Kenya.