Wed. night, oh so tired! Things went well today in the bush we've heard. They went equally as well in the capital city of Accra on the construction project. Neither projects are complete, but we will be headed to join the rest of the group early tomorrow. Last night the group gathered fresh supplies of Malaria medication with hopes of seeing as many as 400 children over the next couple days. That's huge considering 1/3 of all children who die in Ghana, do so from Malaria. Pray for the ministry that will continue when we are gone. These people are so genuine. They are working to change their world and are a total inspiration.
Laura, Max, and Sus-I miss you and think about you as I watch these families work and worship together. Love you and am so thankful for the opportunity to come. The children's worship area/ pole barn will literally be a place thousands will meet the Lord!
We love you, goodnight-Greg Grunewald
2 comments:
Greg,
Please let Dr. Morris know that the result was positive, but the current medicine should be sufficient.
Thanks,
Ron
PS - Please tell Christy I miss her.
Greg,
Thanks for writing again! I tried to call you today just to talk. (it didn't work) I have missed you so much. I am so used to talking to you all of the time and being able to pick up the phone....just to hear your voice. I miss you badly BUT, I am so proud of what you are doing. I can imagine the pole barn you are building and all of the people that will get to worship there! How amazing that God has allowed you to be a part of that! How perfect that your "talents" are being matched in such a great way for you to serve.
I have loved all of the posts...just read Jeff & Shaun...love hearing about the trip from everyone's different perspective, and to see what God is revealing to each of them.
Love you honey!
Laura
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