Well, the Lord is certainly good to us and we are so thankful for all of your prayers and support. J's procedure went perfect and he was out of the hospital in record time. He had no problems with anesthesia and Dr. Magit was very happy with the way he looked. He said that J does have a small lower airway but that he should outgrow that. He told us to watch extra closely for respiratory infections and treat them more aggressively than we would our other children because he could develop complications related to them. Other than that he was very pleased and had no other concerns.
So, after a very very busy day of flying on Sunday we arrived in Picayune at 4pm. We spoke at Pinegrove Baptist that night and what a blessing that was! We love that church and are so thankful for the family and friends that we have there. They truly love and support (and spoil) us! We are so grateful to them! But more than that, this church knows missions! They are begging for opportunities to plug into the ministries that we shared with them. They want to make sure the Word is preached and needs are met in way that glorifies Christ. They are on fire and they want to make sure that we are equipped to spread the News in Malawi. They understand that we are all ONE BODY of Christ and that it takes all of us to achieve HIS work!
One Body, One Gospel, One Savior!!!!!
Thank you Pinegrove for being such an important part of the Body!
We are now in Montgomery one last time to spend a little quality time with Jeremy's family before we head to Clinton. We arrive in Clinton on Saturday. God has provided that our church's mission house is available for us to live in for the two weeks that we are there. This is such a blessing. This is the last home we lived in before we left Clinton. It is also the place we will stay next year when we are home on our scheduled furlough. This is stability for our family. The last 6 weeks we have been living out of suitcases and our precious SM (5) is constantly asking where we are going to sleep tonight. It's so hard on the kids (and us). J isn't sleeping at all. Pray for a little rest and stability for us as we spend our last few weeks here in our home. We speak at Morrison Heights, our home church, on Sunday night the 21st.
Currently we are set to leave the USA on November 9th. We arrive back in Malawi on the 10th.
2 comments:
Crazy busy! Hopefully things will calm down for a bit before you make the trek back to Malawi.
So good seeing you!!
xoxo Cyn
I'm so thankful for the good report for Joshua! May God grant you all some rest in the days ahead! We love you guys!
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