WEDNESDAY, 9/16/15
Today’s Bible reading – Isaiah 22:1-24:23 Galatians 2:17-3:9 Psalm 60:1-12 Proverbs 23:15-16
Thursday, 9/17 – Isaiah 25:1-28:13 Galatians 3:10-22 Psalm 61:1-8 Proverbs 23:17-18
Friday, 9/18 – Isaiah 28:14-30:11 Galatians 3:23-4:31 Psalm 62:1-12 Proverbs 23;19-21
I failed to mention in Monday’s entry that Kevin Sprinkle was to have surgery that day. He did and everything went well.
We have had Lynn Eldridge’s name on our prayer list for several months. She passed from this life on Sunday night. There will be no service as she donated her body to the University of South Alabama. Pray for her family.
Learned last night that Martha Patrick passed away unexpectedly around 8:30 – 9:00PM. Arrangements incomplete at this time.
Rob & Reb’s daughter, Holly, was told that her cancer is stage three. She will begin treatments on Thursday, 9/25. Pray for her.
Mariam says that Jimmy Moates is doing better and is scheduled for a pet scan this Monday, 9/21. Keep praying.
Wanda Jordan is wearing her brace as she recovers from her fall and subsequent injury.
Stella Brinkman is having pain related to her dislocated shoulder.
Melinda Westbrook fell and broke her ankle.
Brian Amonett continues to improve.
Even though I am on vacation, Nanette has e-mailed me about seventeen times to tell me that Scott will be having eye surgery this Friday. Since this is a “pastor’s blog” I cannot write what she wrote to me when I told her that I would not be there – wow! She was furious! Told her that I would send one of the other staff members and she quickly reminded me that she never dated (almost married) any of the other staff members. (There is some truth and some not so much truth in this paragraph – just saying!)
What I have observed about the Independence Day in Guatemala. As we drove from the airport on Monday, there were runners carrying torches all along the way – we saw maybe seventy five plus? Folks line up on the side of the road and throw water at/on them. Pretty crazy!
The parade in Santo Domingo today was interesting. The children from the feeding center were grinning from ear to ear and were happy to see Pastor Terry & me. Can you say fireworks?
Traffic was horrible Monday. We got stuck in El Tejar for a bit (not bad) but someone said it literally took them five hours to go from one side of Chimaltenango to the other side while driving. Once we got to the mission house, we stayed put. Yesterday, we went to San Lucas twice with no problems.
Today, I will get a $1.30 haircut, go to the feeding center to visit with the children and then head to the lake. Am thinking that I will not have access to the internet.
Did I mention Scott Fontenot’s surgery? (Calm down Nanette!)
I pray that you will have a great Wednesday with Jesus.