Honduras is either gray and brown or blue and green. This was one of the first blue and green days we had in weeks, so Allison and I took the opportunity to explore the creek-bed behind our house. It was the day after Thanksgiving and we were so thankful for a dry day!
I have been thinking a lot about what I am thankful for, I guess this season just puts that in your mind. I keep coming back to a verse in 1 Thessalonians 3:9,
"How can we thank God enough for you in return for all the joy we have in the presence of our God because of you?"
I am so grateful to all of you. We have begun working on team planning, policies and procedures, going from paper to an elecrtonic medical system, remodeling a house, finishing construction on the dormatory and the Casa de Williams, and many more projects. In all of the work I am trying hard not to be like Martha in the New Testament. I want to be at the feet of Jesus.
2 comments:
Heather, we, all of your friends and blog readers, are also thankful for you - for your sweet spirit and fun disposition and letting us watch you walk out your faith. Thanks for letting us "see a missionary up close" through your writing and photos.
Love you,
Barbara Conti
awhhhhh. I love u so much!!! So glad to see u, ms. Beautiful, in all His beauty! Our Dad loves us so much!!!! Praying for u love!
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