Here in May means colder weather is on its way. We now live an hour outside the city of Buenos Aires utilizing public transportation during the week to fulfill the ministry in the Capital. As a reminder from our last letter, PLEASE INFORM ALL TO NOT SEND ANY MAIL TO US HERE IN ARGENTINA.
Today marks two weeks since climbing onto the plane that brought us back “home” to Maputo, Mozambique. While house hunting has been our main focus, many other things have been happening.
We praise the Lord for record-breaking ease and speed through customs here in Maputo. Extra baggage always draws attention. Thank you for your prayers.
Praise the Lord! The University of Iowa called us today to let us know that things had been basically resolved. We have an appointment with the oncologist here in town again on Monday morning to finalize details of Athena’s chemo. We need to pick a day of the week that all of Athena’s treatments will fall on.
I know this would have been better sharing Friday with you for sharing with your Church Family… but maybe I could blame it on jetlag (8 time zones), or the pile of office work waiting and added to from the past month’s receipts /trip , or the multiple updates that MSWindows “had to do” before letting me get control of my own computer????? Hummm No those are only excuses.
Monday mornings are traditionally a mellow time for pastors. The adrenaline rush of preaching is long gone. The busy necessity of people and events that fill Sunday are only evidenced by the things that need to be “picked up” both at the parsonage and the church.
