As anyone getting ready for a trip knows, packing is a huge (and often annoying!) part of the process.
"Did I remember my toothbrush?"
"How many toothbrushes should I bring?"
"How many books should I bring?"
"Should I bring some snacks?"
"Should I bring my phone?"
"Wait...where's my Bible?!"
It's also where the trip really starts coming together. In packing and discussing supplies, you get a firmer grasp on your future tasks and responsibilities. We discussed VBS supplies, First Aid kits, teaching, etc. It was a great time for planning and prayer.
As we finish packing and get ready to leave, we would appreciate prayer for:
"Did I remember my toothbrush?"
"How many toothbrushes should I bring?"
"How many books should I bring?"
"Should I bring some snacks?"
"Should I bring my phone?"
"Wait...where's my Bible?!"
It's also where the trip really starts coming together. In packing and discussing supplies, you get a firmer grasp on your future tasks and responsibilities. We discussed VBS supplies, First Aid kits, teaching, etc. It was a great time for planning and prayer.
As we finish packing and get ready to leave, we would appreciate prayer for:
- Our trip there and back
- Our health
- Our goals
- Flexibility and availability
- Relationships and conversations with the missionaries and Ecuadorians
- Our safety
- Our relationships with the missionaries and Ecuadorians after we leave
- The continued growth of the missionaries' camp and the Ecuadorian church well beyond our trip
We appreciate your continued support and prayers, and look forward to sharing everything that God is doing!
Dearest team....
ReplyDeleteI awoke early this morning...again :( Still on Zimbabwe time, but it was a wonderful time to get on my knees and praying for each of you by name. I hope that you are finding Jesus there, meeting you at every turn. For times of tiredness or PLAN B OR PLAN C, I pray that HE is the one guiding and undertaking. So proud of you all. SOOOOO wish that I was there with you. What a special trip and ministry. God bless....Love to you, Judy