Our good friend Teresa celebrated her birthday on 27th and I was overjoyed to join in her party celebrations at the Providence Baptist Church. It was a blessed few hours with her and children, Beckie and Phillip plus Pastor Hilary and friends from her church. We played musical chairs and biblical charades - it was a great fun!!
Saturday, 31 July 2010
"Little Lambs" are frolicking!
Although the "Little Lambs" Parents and Tots Group officially shuts down for the summer holidays we felt it was important tp keep contact with everyone by inviting them to meet us at the Park in Hirwaun every 2 weeks. Wayne and I take along a supply of large toys to add to the fun.
On 26th we enjoyed a few hours in each other's company. Thank you to Diane who supplied all the picnic food from Kyle's 1st Birthday party the day before. Here is little Kyle enjoying a ride in the limousine!!! My precious son, Neil who was home from Ireland for a few days joined us and here he is with our beautiful little grandson, Morgan. This little car is very popular.
Welcome back to Pastor Jackie

On Saturday, 25th July we drove to Clevedon to spend 4 hours with them at the home of a lovely couple who hosted us for a delicious meal. Even though Jackie and I communicate regularly by email, it was good to catch up with them all face to face and to obtain news of the projects and what has been happening in their own lives.
Christmas in a Shoebox


Old Time Music Hall Sing-along


A total of 103 pounds was raised - thank you to all who supported. A special thanks to Jen and Billy, Jen and Derrick, Ivan and Priscilla and Kay who did so much in preparation and clearing up.
"Little Lambs are Leaping" for Reaching Romania


The Miracle of my Mum
My apologies for not being in touch for so long but life has been hectic. Well it is 3.30 am and I am catching up at last on some entries about recent news events.
My last entry asked for prayer for my mum. Sadly on 1st July she had a mild heart attack, fell in the kitchen, cut her head and broke her hip. For several days prior to the operation she was poorly and in a great deal of pain. She and I prayed together and rededicated our lives to Jesus. The following day the consultant explained to her and us as a family that it was unlikely that she would survive the operation and if her heart stopped beating during it she would not be resusitated. Mum was completely at peace when she signed the consent form. After 4 hours of waiting we were told she was back from theatre. We could not believe it she was bright as a button and wanting a cup of horlicks - what strength and spirit for an 85 year old who is just over 7 stone. She is making an excellent recovery and hopefully will be discharged next week.God obviously has more work for her to do yet and we give thanks.
My last entry asked for prayer for my mum. Sadly on 1st July she had a mild heart attack, fell in the kitchen, cut her head and broke her hip. For several days prior to the operation she was poorly and in a great deal of pain. She and I prayed together and rededicated our lives to Jesus. The following day the consultant explained to her and us as a family that it was unlikely that she would survive the operation and if her heart stopped beating during it she would not be resusitated. Mum was completely at peace when she signed the consent form. After 4 hours of waiting we were told she was back from theatre. We could not believe it she was bright as a button and wanting a cup of horlicks - what strength and spirit for an 85 year old who is just over 7 stone. She is making an excellent recovery and hopefully will be discharged next week.God obviously has more work for her to do yet and we give thanks.
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