Back to Normal

Praise the Lord... I am all better. I am 100% healthy and back to normal. It's such a relief to feel this way after three weeks of feeling yucky. God healed me just in time.

We have two more days before the flight arrives and everything needs to get finished. Our poor clinic is severely short staffed this week and we are short on the compound side too. So, we are just relying on God to get us through the day. He has been so wonderful to provide for all our needs. It's a continual lesson about trust.

Yesterday morning, I had no idea who would translate for Sunday School. The three people who I was counting on were not able to do it. I just prayed that God would provide someone miraculously. Even as we sat down to start the service, I told Beverly we would have to cancel Sunday School because we had no translators. Then a boy around twelve years old heard me and said he is in class six (fifth grade) and could translate. Hallelujah! The rest of our service was just beautiful. We were a small crowd because the governor was in town. Most of the Dinkas in our congregation weren't there. However we did have several people from Uganda and Kenya there. The service went so smoothly. Everyone pitched in where needed and it was special. We really felt the Lord's presence there.

Please pray for strength as we have much to do.