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Summer is Over

Our summer started in April with Summer Camp. Eric and Faith got to be campers again. I also took a trip to Cambodia and Nevada. Then we had teams from Christ for the Nations Institute to help with Summer Camp--we even took the street kids to Mcdonald's. Then another CFNI team was here to conduct a youth crusade called YFN.

Many long, hot days--doing camp everyday, and youth crusades every night this passed week. It is all finally over. While we were loving every minute, it is nice to have this time of no activity and rest. Things start back up again shortly. Preschool is starting its fourth school year, and we also have more teams visiting in July.
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