Tuesday, April 8
Another great day! We
completed the painting today and had the church ready for its Tuesday evening
worship service. The elders were pleased
and thankful for the way it all turned out.
During the day, we had a few neighborhood children with us. They were great fun, helping us do things and
playing. At the end of the day Catheryn
and Audrey learned how to play marbles and they each were able to hit the
target. The tile setter got the
baptistery done and ready for us to grout later this week.
As a follow up from Monday’s post – the young lady we met in
the dump accepted the invitation and came to the church with her son and her
sister. (I am guessing her sister’s age
to be 11 to 13). Her son had experienced
a burn on his leg which was looking infected and he was suffering from a severe
ear infection. The church elder arranged
for him to be taken to a nearby clinic where he was treated and given medicine
to treat both infections. She will
coming back to the clinic daily over the next week to continue the antibiotic
treatment. As a group, we were able to
talk with her some more and pray with her.
KMC will be following up with her and work to share God’s love. It is so
good that there is a church body that is putting the love of God in action and
caring for those who would otherwise be suffering and alone. Please pray for John as he recovers from the
infections and for his mother – that she would know that God loves her and that
He has a plan for her.
Another follow up: It was shared before we left Spokane that
there was a fire in Korah that destroyed several tarp homes. We discovered that there were 5 people who
passed away – 3 on the scene and 2 later at the hospital. At the guest house we are staying at, the
manager was caring for a brother of one victim that was still in the
hospital. He was a little boy, about 3
years old. His clothes were being washed
and because his clothes were destroyed in the fire, he was walking around the
guest house in an adult t-shirt. Since
we had so many kid clothes generously donated, we were able to give him
some. Thank you for those
donations! Your gifts make a difference
~Melissa
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