Lloyd Peace – July, 2010

Greetings from the chilly Amazon Jungle. Yes, you just read that correctly. Yesterday was teeth chattering cold with a low of 63 degrees and a humidity of 82%. Add in a steady breeze, clouds and mist and you need to dig out the warm clothes. Houses here are pretty open. Our windows are screened but they do not have glass to close them.

Sunday, July 18th

Lin, Beth, Charlie, and I will be in Cherokee, Iowa this Lord’s Day for a family reunion – 100 of my dad’s grandfather’s descendants. Pastor Rory will be preaching from 2 Corinthians 12. I have enjoyed the sermons I have been privileged to catch in this series.

Otilia by Joanie Troester

She was cooking porridge and directing her household from beside her stove. Laughter and chatter of her children and their friends filled the small room. “Pedro, your uniform for school is pressed and on your bed,” she spoke gently to her youngest son. “Martins, your piano book is right there on the shelf,” she spoke to her oldest son, pointing with her wooden spoon.