Tuesday and Wednesday.... Reaching our destination....

Greetings in the precious name of The Lord Jesus Christ, We left our hotel in Canada at 6 :30 a.m. Tuesday and arrived in Uganda at 1 :30 p.m. Wednesday. Most of the time was in the air since we covered 7,126 miles. Just checking in alone took 3 hours because we had so many bags of mission gear. And it took 3 hours to let them let us leave the airport once we got here. We took 200 bars of soap, 600 sunglasses, 2000 prescription glasses, and 70 bibles. We were amazed at the diversity of people groups on the airplanes! We sensed a sweet presence since we have arrived at our compound. Although we haven't "worked" yet...we are exhausted from travelling and carrying and training on the plane. We can see God uniting our hearts as a TEAM. With great expectations, we trust that The Lord has great things in store. IN HIS HANND ARE THE DEEP PLACES OF THE EARTH, THE STRENGTH O FTHE HILS IS HIS ALSO. PSALMS 95"4 HEY EVERYBODY.... !!! So excited to blog with you and share this experience with you. This journey so far has been a great one. Words cannot begin to describe the way I feel inside. I stand amazed at the goodness and the faithfulness of God as He is working out every detail of this trip. God has joined us together in the most perfect way. One person less and one person more would completely change the dynamics of this team. I find strength in this team. Sensing the presence of God as his people are praying. Thank you! It is so awesome to be a part of this work.... made possible only as the church came together as one. Upon reaching the compound we were greeted by a german shepherd. Had the chance to play soccer with him. We are home.... in the center of God's will. No greater place to be. Seeing the diversity of people on the plane overwhelmed me. Wow!!!! See the creative hand of The Lord God Almighty and this was my thought... His appearance was so disfigured beyond that of any man and his form marred beyond human likeness. He made intercession for the whole world!!! How great is our God! He died for each one! Thank you for sharing this journey with us.... In His Care..... Love you all.... Teresa and Donna

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