“Bless the LORD, O my soul: and all that is within me, bless His holy name.” Psalm 103:1 God has been gracious to us in providing another child. We are thankful for Sofia who is now almost four months old. We are also thankful for her brothers and sisters who have adjusted well to the new addition to the family and are such a great help with their little sister and all that needs to be done.  Please join us in praying that God would continue to mold all of our kids into His image.

“Bless the LORD, O my soul, and forget not all his benefits:” Psalm 103:2 God continues to be gracious to us in providing for our daily needs as we are serving Him and raising support during our pre-field ministry. We are thankful for churches opening up their doors for us to share the ministry that God has given to us. As a result, there have been many that have joined our prayer team and recently a church and some individuals have indicated that they wanted to start supporting God’s ministry financially. Praise God for His provision! Please pray that God would continue to open the hearts of individuals and churches to support His ministry through us so we can leave for Argentina by this January.

“Who redeemeth thy life from destruction;” Psalm 103:4 What a blessing it is to serve the Lord and see lives change! This summer we have had the opportunity to assist churches on work days, participate in VBS, help individuals with work projects on their houses, visit many churches and participate in summer camp programs. The greatest blessing that we share in is to watch the hearts of children and adults alike change by the power of the gospel. We are aware of several young people that have accepted Christ as well as a few individuals that sensed the Lord’s leading in their lives to serve Him in missions. Please pray that God continues to work in the hearts of these new believers.

Kids Corner

We had an awesome week at Camp Good News.  There were about forty campers there with three girl’s cabins and six boy’s cabins.   Dad was the missionary speaker for the week and Mom helped out with the Kickapoos (babies and younger campers).  Sheldon was able to be a day camper while Jaimie and I were able to stay in the cabins.

We each were able to choose a skill for the week, so I chose photography, Jaimie chose outdoor living skills and Sheldon did the archery.  Our girls cabin won the cabin competition for the girls, so our prize was to go to Tubby’s  Ice Cream at the end of the week. Jaimie received a leadership award and I received the honor camper award, but one of the most exciting things was that Jaimie led one of the girls in her cabin to the Lord and at least four others accepted Christ.

The mission project for the week was raising money to buy chairs for the camp in Argentina. By the end of the week, we had enough to buy 26 chairs. PTL!

By: Hannah Morrell