I SAID I WOULDN'T, BUT I DID

I had said that I wouldn't build any house without having a team here, but that's a promise I couldn't keep. Almost every day, families come to us looking for help, and we can't say no. We built one last week, helped a family that moved thier house rebuild thiers, and yesterday we poured 2 more foundations.
After we poured the foundations, we returned to the community center, where Paula's sewing class surprised her with a birthday party. They decorated, and planned everything without Paula's knowledge. It was a great time as all the girls shared thier hearts about what Paula means to them. We gathered around her and prayed for her.
Neal Dorsch went to be with Jesus this week after serving our Great God and Savior for decades. We're hoping to go to the memorial service Friday.
Sunset Presbyterian Church from Portland Oregon is coming Saturday to spend themselves in Mexico and build a house for a needy family. We're looking forward to a great week of ministry.A family that has supported us for years is coming, mid week. Another group is coming from Kentucky the week after, and then Paula and I are going on a missions trip down in central Mexico in April. We'll be joining the founders of Mexico Missions doing a medical and dental clinic, backpacks for the kids, evangelism, eye glasses, clowns, food outreach and so much more. If you would like to donate towards this outreach let us know. It costs thousands of dollars to buy all the backpacks, toys, food, tent rental. All donations will go towards these things, not our travel expenses. Thank you for your support.

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