When It All Works Out…
Have you ever had the sensation of pure joy when something that looked hopeless works out so beautifully that you can only stand back and marvel? It’s a good feeling; I would recommend it.
Planning for the next Remember Sudan Trip has been a fascinatingly hard proposition, with moving schedules, changing ideas, and the uncertainties involved in traveling to Sudan, period. Everything has been up in the air over the past two weeks, and I wasn’t sure anything was going to work out…much less perfection.
Due to what can only be termed the grace of God, the trip is on, I am going, and it has been worked out so that I can go home for Thanksgiving, leaving for Sudan (out of Harrisburg) the day after. And to top it all off, I have a long layover in Amsterdam that just might allow me to bop around for a couple of hours there.
God is certainly good. I share this praise, though, in the hopes that it will prompt you to pray for Remember and the doors God is opening in Sudan. This trip, Lord willing, will kickstart our ability to minister to persecuted believers there. And please pray for those of us that will be traveling, as well!
So I’ll be leaving Charleston on November 21, spending Thanksgiving with my family, and leaving Harrisburg on the 23rd. We’ll arrive in Khartoum the 24th, spend 9 full days in country, and leave on December 4. Our time in country will be divided between the capital, Khartoum, and Kadugli, where we are looking to do our building. (I found this great map of Sudan, if you want to see where those are.)
Thanks for your prayers.