Comments on: Mexico Update #9 – A Day of Normal & Crazy!

By: Daniel

Daniel — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 04:21:58 +0000

As also a member of the mentioned groups I’d like to join with Rachel in saying that the kindness of the groups who took the burden of loading the trucks did not go unnoticed in the least bit. Thank you to all the individuals who took up that burden and also thank you to tommy for getting the pizza for us. About the truck breaking down, to me it was a reminder that God will provide no matter what the situation. I say this because of the fact that literally minutes after the truck broke down a good Samaritan who just happened to have the necessary skills and tools needed to fix the truck came driving by and stopped to help, which wouldn’t be such a big deal except for the fact that the tool set he has costs money which is something the majority of people in the area we were serving in do not have much of. So the fact that an individual who was passing by at the time was blessed enough to own the tools we needed to fix the truck was a reminder to me of how great God is and how no matter what the situation, He will always provide

By: Rachel

Rachel — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 13:05:45 +0000

As a member of 1of those groups I want 2 thank u 4 ur kindness and compassion and thotfulness. It did not go unnoticed in the midst of the frustration and craziness. And the pizza was ggggooooooooood!

By: reed

reed — Thu, 08 Jul 2010 01:18:40 +0000

hi sweetie! we miss you alot! sawyer is not himself! our house isnt the same without you. Grandma s. was in prayer all day, stressed over the high temps in mexico. she heard 110. wow! hope everyone is drinking enough! hope you remember to tell us all the stories, the ma ma mia’s pizza sounds great. nothing new in Elkhart, we will keep praying for your safty….oh, Dad said, the white things on your hands are blissters! lol