God bless you, Sarah, as you act as an “old hand” in Guatemala. You know the ropes and the ROADS! You can remind people to stay away from tap water, keep an eagle eye on their water bottles and wash, wash, wash their hands as well as sanitizing!! You get to come home with even more fresh spring salmon stains on your shoes and clothes—and that’s great. Lots of people will be praying for you all.
Sarah! Bet you are “hooked” on God’s work in Guatemala!
Each time is new and different. Last year, barf in the van—this year, extra people! We are praying as you approach the last clinic. Hope you get some good R and R in Antigua before coming home! How great is our God?
June 16, 2009 at 6:22 am
God bless you, Sarah, as you act as an “old hand” in Guatemala. You know the ropes and the ROADS! You can remind people to stay away from tap water, keep an eagle eye on their water bottles and wash, wash, wash their hands as well as sanitizing!! You get to come home with even more fresh spring salmon stains on your shoes and clothes—and that’s great. Lots of people will be praying for you all.
June 16, 2009 at 12:38 pm
We are really proud of you, Sarah!! Have a wonderful blessed trip.
June 19, 2009 at 8:56 pm
Sarah, God is using you to do His work!
June 21, 2009 at 3:46 pm
Sarah! Bet you are “hooked” on God’s work in Guatemala!
Each time is new and different. Last year, barf in the van—this year, extra people! We are praying as you approach the last clinic. Hope you get some good R and R in Antigua before coming home! How great is our God?