Lamentations 3:22-23
It is of the Lord’s mercies that we are not consumed, because his
compassions fail not.They are new
every morning: great is thy
faithfulness.
Pray for our Chadian son Daniel. As you all know, he will be
staying behind to finish his schooling in the States at Frontier School of the
Bible in La Grange, Wyoming, as an F-1 visa international student. According to
F-1 visa regulations, as we understand it, he is not allowed to work outisde of
campus unless the work is somehow tied to his curriculum. So, this is bringing
us to our knees for his financial needs. If God lays it on your heart to
encourage him financially to help him through the next 2 1/2 years please reach
out to us to learn how to do so. We should soon be able to inform people where
financial gifts can be sent in order to reach his new sponsors. One of Les’s
siblings and his wife have taken on this responsibility and we could not be
more pleased with their gracious hearts. They have five grown children, most
married and some with kids of their own, and they all love Daniel. They will do
what they can financially to help, but would greatly appreciate others offers
to help with Daniel’s tuition costs. We praise the Lord that Frontier’s costs
are very low—about $6000/year for tuition and housing—because all of the
teaching staff are fully supported missionaries themselves rather than being
paid by the school. Daniel will spend summers and holidays with this family at
their lakeside home near Pierson, MI. Daniel would really appreciate it too, we’re
sure, if any of you feel led to send him letters or notes of encouragement from
time to time. Having becoome Daniel’s American Mom & Dad and leaving him
behind, we know that gift baskets from others would mean a lot to him as we
will not be able to send those! We appreciate all of you so much that have been
and are willing to stand in the gap for us! Daniel is committed to serving the
Lord and is following Him wherever He leads. We are praying as God continues to
work in his heart and possibly even someday call him back to Chad as a
missionary to his own people.
Please pray as we return to Chad that many doors will be opened to
us and for our ministries to bare much fruit. We have sown many seeds, and some
are beginning to bare fruit, but we so want to see God’s hand at work in a
mighty way. We thank you from the bottom of our hearts for standing with us through
these past years as we have sought God’s direction with the radio ministry, the
preaching and teaching, the refugee ministry, the ESL classes and clubs, and
the hosting we do for many ministry teams from the States. The field is so ripe,
but the workers are so very few! Would you pray with us that others would soon
come to help bolster the work in Chad, Africa! The door into this predominantly
Muslim country in the 10/40 window is fully open to gospel ministries for now.
Why not come!!???
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