We have arrived safely in Accra. The journey was very smooth, praise God. Thank you for praying.
We brought Pastor Mohammed back with us on the plane.
Tomorrow we visit Agbogbloshie, a Dagbani village near Accra. This is the first village Vickie and I went to 5 years ago. We will go there to see old friends, but also to pray with and encourage them.
After that, we visit the cultural center (market).
After that, we go to see Pastor Moses at All Souls Baptist Church. This also happens to be a site visit for Compassion International.
We depart Mon at 10:30pm, (ghanaian time). Please pray for a safe journey and rest. We arrive home Tues around 2:30pm.
The kids are having great fun this afternoon. It is Martin's birthday and they want to secretly decorate his room. The only thing we have is toilet paper, so we will see what happens. We have found out that he loves country and western music, so maybe we will sing him a song, Texas style.
Everyone is happy and well. The team has really bonded. Upon arrival to the Miklin, instead of going to our rooms for peace and quiet, we all sat around and talked for over 2 hours.
I am encouraging all the team members to post comments and updates on the blog in the days to come, so check back often.
We are anxious to be home, but sad to leave.
Blessings, Cheryl Read
Sunday, June 29, 2008
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2 comments:
So glad y'all are on your way home! We know it's been wonderful, but we sure do miss all of you! We'll be praying for an uneventful journey.
God is good all the time....Praying for your safe return. We love you and miss you so much Gabby and Ashley and are so very proud of you...proud of you all....I can't say it enough Mrs.Read, Praise God for all that you do and the impact that you have had on our daughters...Look forward to seeing you all....Here is to a safe journey home...."Well done good and faithful servants" is what our heavenly father must be saying as he pours blessing upon you all....
Love
Dave and Claudia Zulejkic
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