Back in Niger

Looking back on the past four months we see many beautiful memories.  Our youngest grand daughters first birthday, many wonderful times with family and friends, especially Thanksgiving and Christmas with children and grands and the beginning of a new church.  Times we will all remember fondly.
We thank our Lord for the times He has given with our family and friends.  He has BLESSED us so.
Many pictures on Face book.

But now it's time to look to what God wants to do in the next four years as HE sends us back to Niger. We finished packing our crate.  With Gods help everything in the crate will be put to His use to honor and glorify Him. 

Our flight back was uneventful! PTL!  At 3:45 AM we were greeted by one of our co-laborers, curfews and the harmaton! For those who do not know what the harmaton is: it's all the dust from the Sahara flying south for the winter, so to speak.  I think we are finally over our jet lag.  Our team has a church here this week for their vision trip.  Please pray they will like the work God is doing here and join with us in it.
We are so looking to see where our Lord is working and jump in to it...  As we visited with our team leader and family we learned that H in village K has become a strong believe.  Please continue to pray for him as he is facing a lot of persecution from friends, family and others. We have also had a death in Ayorou.  A young mother and wife of one of our leaders up there has gone home to be with the Lord.  I and his family need your prayers.  He was left with a baby and two other small children.

For the rest of January and first part of February we will be preparing for a discipleship conference.  Looking to have at least 15 believers coming in from the villages to learn more of their God!  PTL!