Camilo and I will be celebrating our 10th wedding anniversary on July 22 and we thought a big trip to celebrate would be perfect and why not start exploring different cultures thinking and praying about where God may want us serving someday?
We praise God that we now have our passports in hand with visas, and we have our itinerary pretty much set with places to stay and families we will be visiting.
We value your prayers for the following:
For preparation-
- materially, for what to pack, not to forget anything especially for the kids
- Physically, for good health before, during and after the trip, this week we have appointments for getting malaria meds and vaccines
- Spiritually, that God would speak to our hearts on our desire to live abroad again one day wherever in the world that might be.
For our travel-
- Safety and protection
- For the kids that they would enjoy the adventure and find ways to be comfortable on such long flights.
- That all connections would be smooth
- That luggage would not get lost
For our time there-
- Blessing over our visit with the Bulandes, Dollars, Overtons and with Rocio Silva's after school program
- That our kids would be able to discover things about the culture that they appreciate
- That the kids would be able to adapt to the different food
- That the kids would bond well with the missionary kids we will be staying with
I feel that this is a long list of requests, we just want this time to glorify God!
As we prepare we are working on phrases in Portuguese and Chiyao.
We depart on July 11, we will only miss two Sundays, this will not be a problem as we have a great team from our church helping us take care of everything!
In a nutshell our route to get there:
In a nutshell our route to get there:
LAX-Qatar-Johanesburg-Maputo-Lichinga
On the way home:
Nampula- Johannesburg- Qatar- LAX
Thanks for your prayers and support!
| Learning about Yao culture and practicing phrases |
| Camila future geography teacher! |
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| Stars show what towns/villages we will be in. In order from top to bottom: Muembe, Lichinga, Mandimba and Cuamba, forgot Nampula! |
