After 4 years of working full as non resident missionaries to Kyrgyzstan, we are taking the plunge. Despite all the times that God has proven to be faithful in our journey, it still took our breath away just a little when Julie turned in her resignation today. Julie will join me full time caring for the hurting helpless and lost in the land that we love. March the 1st we will begin an adventure that God has been priming us for for a long time . Emma will return to her volunteer work, and Bekah will be attending University in Kyrgyzstan. We don't know how it will work, or where the personal support will come from, but we are open to the leading of God, as well as any idea's that you our supporters may have . Together with your support, we WILL take the next big step, and we look forward to new and exciting things that are in store for our family, and our friends in Kyrgyzstan.

Thursday, January 26, 2012

Update from Talant

Approx. 100 kids and there families attended an incredible bash   It was such a special time for them to have a party and a meal, then to receive Christmas presents and a small food hamper for the family.  What makes these kids special is that they are either blind themselves, or one or both of their parents are blind.


With out on going support, many times in the smallest ways, Children like this would end up in an orphanage.. Talant and his friends have worked hard to make sure thay they realize that they are not alone, and in a country that many times lacks the government social network to give families with special needs this the support,  it is easy to loose heart


Thank you Talant for being one of our hero's..

Then these photo's of some of the potatoes and Carrots being delivered is just a little bonus to the storey.. Thanks again for all your help.




1 comments:

Gord Wiesner said...

It's great to see how even small acts of kindness can mean so much (potatoes and carrots)

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