Dear Prayer Supporters,
I
(Leah) cannot believe that it is barely one month until Elsie Anne and I will
be on an airplane to Florida. There is still much we have to accomplish before
then, but with your prayers and the Lord’s guidance we will get there. I (Leah)
just came off a very busy week of finals and my last speech and debate tournament
of the season. I am thankful the week is behind me and that I got through my
finals with flying colors - I hope. J
We
are slowly but surely creeping up on our financial deadline of 10,000. We must
have half of the total amount in by May 15th. We are so very
grateful to our church family who is making that half way deadline possible.
Please continue to pray that the Lord will keep providing for our mission trip
up until the day we leave, as we will still be in need of a little over $3,000.
This
past weekend Elsie Anne and I received our specific team fact sheets for our
trip to Cambodia. They gave a few prayer requests specific to the Kingdom of
Cambodia:
1.
Pray for courage and boldness for the believers
in Cambodia as they resist the powers of darkness.
2.
Pray for a workable and lasting peace for this
troubled country, with full political and religious freedom, and a government
that seeks the good of all.
3.
Pray for the people as they rebuild their lives
following years of war and destructive leadership (during the Khmer Rouge
regime).
4.
Pray for Godly, mature leadership in the
churches; solid Biblical training desperately needs to be provided.
In Christ Alone,
Elsie Anne & Leah
P.S. Elsie Anne here! I am just about finished with classes,
assignments, and finals, but have to stay here in Chicago for another two weeks
because Chorale is singing at Commencement. I will be flying
back home on May
14th, and cannot wait to get there. The following Amy Carmichael
poem has been a blessing and encouragement to me this past week, and I hope it
will be to you as well.
“He who hath led will lead
All
through the wilderness,
He who hath fed will surely feed…
He who hath heard thy cry
Will
never close His ear,
He who hath marked thy faintest sigh
Will
not forget thy tear.
He loveth always, faileth never,
So rest on Him today – forever.”
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