en teens from their two churches participated in a week long mission trip together. Michael made contact again last year and the Lord opened up an opportunity for us to present our mission to France to this group of believers.
We arrived on Saturday evening and enjoyed dinner and dessert with a family Michael had known earlier in Charlotte, NC. The Bakers treated us to a delicious meal with good conversation. We really enjoyed meeting up with them and are grateful for their generosity.
Mrs. Nancy Baker (no relation to the afore mentioned Bakers) graciously opened up her home to us at the last minute (the people with whom we were to stay originally had sickness in the family). Mrs. Baker was a kind and generous hostess to us. We truly felt at home and were blessed through our conversations with her.
On Sunday, we were able to present aspects of our ministry during the Sunday school hour to the k4-5 class, 1-3 class, 4-6 class, and the teen class. This taxed M
ichael's abilities to speak for only 10 minutes or so, but God helped and we think it was profitable. We enjoyed the morning worship service and the potluck fellowship meal that followed. After the lunch, Michael presented our ministry to the church and then fielded questions from the floor concerning different aspects of our mission and France.
ichael's abilities to speak for only 10 minutes or so, but God helped and we think it was profitable. We enjoyed the morning worship service and the potluck fellowship meal that followed. After the lunch, Michael presented our ministry to the church and then fielded questions from the floor concerning different aspects of our mission and France.We are grateful for our time with the people at Trinity. Their generosity toward us (shown in many different ways) causes us to praise God for his grace. We trust that God will use us all for his glory as we reach out to those around us.
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