THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME, OR ON THE ROAD

  Being on the road is what we have to do, considering our family and partners are spread across the country. We arrived home Saturday night after helping Kelly move into her new digs in Breckenridge, Colorado .A beautiful, but albeit, expensive place to live. Lots of help, both loading and unloading the rental truck. Our stay at The Prospect R.V. Park in Wheat Ridge, CO. Was short but sweet, when the owners blessed us with a free stay at their camp ground. They said they just wanted to bless us for being a blessing to the poor. FAVOR JUST SEEMS TO CHASE US DOWN!!
  We stayed two nights in Breckenridge and headed South Friday morning.
  The new R.V. runs great, and handles even better. A few problems with the A/C and generator while plugged in to outlets, but the dash board A/C works great while driving down the road.
  We  were glad to make it home for church Sunday, and spent part of Monday in the colonia. ROHI Foundation leaders Scott and Cory we're in Mexico working out details of building a wall around the schools in the colonia for security reasons. We donated towards that effort of keeping the kids safe.
  Yesterday we visited Melodys Orphanage and met the new kids that have been entrusted to Jaime and Rosalba. They are so nice, and are experiencing God's love. The total is 7 kids now, and we are trusting God to bring in the support needed for their care. If anyone wants to support the orphanage , send us checks to Mexico Missions and mark Melodys Orphanage  in the memo, and we'll get it to them. Thanks for all the support.







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