HAPPY FALL Y'ALL
After about 2 months of being away from home for a wedding, family visits, meetings, etc I am back to continuing this blog. I could have written it as we traveled but it seemed every minute was busy, especially with the wedding of our granddaughter in beautiful Northern Wisconsin. It was a beautiful ceremony, very elegant, but so tastefully done. As we started out on our journey, we stopped along the way to visit friends before we arrived in Arkansas at the home of our youngest daughter. We kept all of our Dr appts with the go ahead for good health for another year! Of course it was the annual meat making process - brats, sausage, and kielbasa sausage, as well as canning tomato soup from a recipe I found years ago.
tomato soup ready to can - so good with cheese dumplings
kielbasa sausage ready to cut
birthday party of great grandchildren Brielle ans Jaylen |
Jaylen and great grandpa having a discussion
lovely Brielle
a warm and cozy fire on the patio
pumpkin made from pallets that our daughter made for me
Arkansas great grandchildren
We did meet with our church mission board who supports us with love and prayer in order to update our Caring Hearts Ministry. We thank them so much for everything their faith in our mission. They also supplied us again with 33,000 individual packages of a cheesy broccoli mix. Last year some of this went to support the flooding in the Houston area. We so uch love Prairie Grove Christian Church - our home church in Arkansas. As we attender our fist back to Arkansas service we felt the love and support from everyone.
We left Arkansas for Wisconsin, stopping long the way to visit friends. While there we attended a church where our nephew and wife serve attend and serve on mission trips to Africa every year. Their ministry is called Centershot Ministry - where they take the gospel into the schools of South Africa.
Most of the the time was spent preparing for the wedding of our oldest granddaughter Katie. It was an outdoor wedding and it oured in the morning but cleared up and became a beautiful fall day in Northern Wisconsin - if maybe a bit humid.
a perfect setting in the Northwoods
Jake and Katie Knobernik
we do clean up pretty well
Grete granddaughter Harper who was the flower girl
so glad this is over
Are we blessed??? Truly we are. God blessed us with a beautiful family, friends, a warm place to sleep, and a knowledge that through Him all things are possible. Another unexpected blessing was the gift and delivery of a metal shed which we can use for colonia storage - hooray! my Texas room will be visible again!!
a blessing
After we returned to Texas we were aware of the miracles that God preformed while we were gone. 2 people who had been battling cancer were declared cancer free - PTL. Those who were recovering from surgeries and illnesses are on the road to recovery, the food and clothing ministry is well into it's almost 6th year, and we are embarking on another distribution day to another colonia. God is so good - we give Him all the praise and glory and realize all of this is according to His plan.
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