Dear supporters, encouragers, and prayer warriors,
I could not have done this year without you.
Thank you for your devotion and love stateside that was an essential part of this trip of missions.
This isn’t the last of the blogs, but I wanted to send a big THANK YOU to each of you. This is not necessarily the end of missionary life as the United States is another ministry site of great proportions, and not to mention the strong mission possibility in my future of continued work overseas, but more long-term. Where the Lord might have me in the future is not certain, but I am certain that I am a missionary at heart.
So here’s a few THANK YOUs …
U.S.A.
Thanks to so many for coming alongside me and having the same vision for His kingdom. Believing in the specific call placed on me to be sent has made all the difference, and will change the remainder of my life in so many incredible ways.
Mexico/Nicaragua
Gracias for your prayers against sickness.
Vietnam
Ca-mun for responding to updates and blogs with encouragement.
Thailand
Korp Kun Ka for remembering me at random moments of your day and praying for me.
Cambodia
Acoon for your great comments to the blogs written and feeling the pain for the Cambodians along with me.
England
Cheers to each of you trusting in the Lord right alongside us with the country swap.
Mozambique
Obrigada for praying for protection over our group. It was needed.
Swaziland
Siyabonga for considering supporting fellow squad members in need.
Malawi
Zicomo for showing grace with the lack of blogs being produced and responding so well when blogs did come.
Hungary
Kisanom for your prayers of provision. He provided in full.
Romania/Moldova
Multumesc for caring for the lives of gypsies and Moldovans a globe away from you.
*Special thanks to Angie Simmons for sending those letters of encouragement (with pics!) and for all your love over the past year*
I encourage you now, as witnesses of this loving and powerful God that we serve, that you continue be the light in this world. We all have a call. It is our responsibility to respond. It may not be a call to Thailand or outside this nation, but in daily decisions that lead us to obedience and ultimately vocation. Again, thank you. You give reason to hope in the church.
