Hello everybody,
We've been here in Colorado for about a month. When we first got here it was snowing pretty much every day. Now it's sunny and 60 degrees outside , been that way for a couple of weeks. All the snow is melting! Almost like spring or something. We keep hearing about how it likes to melt and thaw and then, REVENGE OF WINTER! We get dumped on with snow again. So, well see.
Lauren and I are doing good. Gods blessing our time here. It's tough but we know that God is preparing us for something in the future. We will be able to look back on our time here in Colorado and see how He used it in our lives to grow us.
One thing to pray for is, lauren has been sick over this last week and has been getting better, but to pray for the Lord to continue to show Himself to her and use this time of being sick to glorify Himself. To allow us to draw closer together as a married couple.
This weedend we are attending a couple of play off games for one of the girls in the youth group. It's cool to be able to encourage and support her as her youth pastor.
We also have been making our little cabin in the woods as homey as possible. We printed out a bunch of pictures for our picture frames that we got for our wedding.
One week after church we visited a local establishment called "The Trading Post" in Paonia. Paonia caters to more of the "hippie" culture. The Trading Post is a health food store that does free lunch once a week on Sundays after church. What a ministry. We got to hang out there for a bit, make some phone calls and one of the students got to share Jesus with a few people.
Please continue to pray for Health for both Lauren and I, for the church in Hotchkiss, The Pastor Jeff Christianson, the Bible college students. Lauren and I have been praying about the possiblility of moving to Steamboat Springs and starting a home fellowship after our time at the camp comes to and end. We are visiting Steamboat over spring break, around the 5th of April.
well, we went past our internet time - so goodnight for now! love you guys!
We've been here in Colorado for about a month. When we first got here it was snowing pretty much every day. Now it's sunny and 60 degrees outside , been that way for a couple of weeks. All the snow is melting! Almost like spring or something. We keep hearing about how it likes to melt and thaw and then, REVENGE OF WINTER! We get dumped on with snow again. So, well see.
Lauren and I are doing good. Gods blessing our time here. It's tough but we know that God is preparing us for something in the future. We will be able to look back on our time here in Colorado and see how He used it in our lives to grow us.
One thing to pray for is, lauren has been sick over this last week and has been getting better, but to pray for the Lord to continue to show Himself to her and use this time of being sick to glorify Himself. To allow us to draw closer together as a married couple.
This weedend we are attending a couple of play off games for one of the girls in the youth group. It's cool to be able to encourage and support her as her youth pastor.
We also have been making our little cabin in the woods as homey as possible. We printed out a bunch of pictures for our picture frames that we got for our wedding.
One week after church we visited a local establishment called "The Trading Post" in Paonia. Paonia caters to more of the "hippie" culture. The Trading Post is a health food store that does free lunch once a week on Sundays after church. What a ministry. We got to hang out there for a bit, make some phone calls and one of the students got to share Jesus with a few people.
Please continue to pray for Health for both Lauren and I, for the church in Hotchkiss, The Pastor Jeff Christianson, the Bible college students. Lauren and I have been praying about the possiblility of moving to Steamboat Springs and starting a home fellowship after our time at the camp comes to and end. We are visiting Steamboat over spring break, around the 5th of April.
well, we went past our internet time - so goodnight for now! love you guys!
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