Sunday, February 8, 2009

I'm Blogging.., I'm Blogging (From MaryBeth)

Greetings family, friends, and co-workers at TravelGuard. Not to repeat what others have said, I'll keep my message short and sweet. I discovered that coffee trees really do grow on mountains, just like Mrs. Olsen said. I discovered that even with language differences we are somehow able to communicate in our very limited Spanish and their limited English. And most importantly love is universal. The people of Costa Rica are precious. We are so blessed to be here. It looks like we will be able to serve the people affected by the earthquake. It is very surreal to see cracks in the pavement, huge trees toppled over, mud slides of a whole mountain side, houses crumbled into rubbish and yet the people of the church were singing praises to our awesome God. We are blessed. Thanks for your prayers going through customs...very interesting and a little scary. Thanks TG...Jonilee is doing great. Hold down the fort TOD team, and Joel, Alyssa, Jon, Flor, Joy and Ronald, you are loved. Dad is awesome, you would be so proud of him, it is so fun to see him in his element. TGIF team you know what to do...7 habit facilitators, you are special.

4 comments:

  1. I miss you guys!! Im glad your able to serve God and people in Costa Rica though. I know the Lord has great things in store for costa ricans as well as the american team there. He is good, always good. I cant wait to hear all the stories!! have a blessed rest of the week!! We LOVE you!!

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  3. Hello, glad to see you got there safely. It's been fun to read the blog posts. It is great to see how God is using you guys. It's been spring jacket weather the last couple of days (40+), that has been nice. Can't wait to hear all of your stories when you get back. Praying for the team. We are proud of you.

    Love,
    Joel & Alyssa Slezak

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  4. Hi MB- It looks like you are having fun and remembering to brush your teeth (see Mrs Neff's blog). I'm sure it is quite an experience - quite different from anything we are used to. Keep it up! Janel

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