November 22
    Hey, how is it going? I am still sitting and waiting for the PAOC process to go through. That assessment report I did for the PAOC is as far as I know still being processed, though I'm sure it should be done any day now. In the time waiting for this to go through, I haven't been idle, but I've been doing my part to get ready still just the same. Last week on friday I had a meeting with Psegga Jones from Summit Pacific College who works with the Omega Challenge Program. She has had a lot of time working with kids ministry in her past, so she was an ideal person to talk to about what I need to do to be prepared for full on kids ministry when I get to Africa. I have been looking for a job so I can raise a little money for myself to help with going to Africa and help for paying for gas money and insurance now that I have a car that I'm driving around, but that so far has been a pretty unfruitful search. I thought it wouldn't be a problem as I cam back from Penticton and felt I had a whole bunch of choices, but it seems they mostly aren't really panning out very well. I'm praying about it anyways, I'll see what happens.
     So today I went for my first time to Church prayer on Tuesday at 1:00 pm at Delta Pentecostal, and found that it's a little more sparsely attended than I had anticipated; as in meaning I was the only one there. But that's fine a bit more individual prayer is good too. I prayed a bit for sure that God would really set Delta Pen's heart on fire for some prayer, and though I imagine prayer on Tuesday in the middle of the day is probably hard for a lot of people to get to, it would be cool to have at least a couple other people there next time I go.
     I also spoke with the Pastor Jeff Beck today, and he told me he would really like me to present my mission in front of the Church in two weeks. Yes, this will be the Sunday that has been a long time coming; the Sunday when I actually clear up with everyone at my Church exactly what it is that I'm doing with this trip to Rwanda. I'm a little nervous, but that's natural. I think it will go well for sure, and in the very least perhaps it will lead to a couple more people coming to check out my site, and maybe read these journals now and then. I would feel a little more like all this work to keep this site looking good and updated was worth it then, though I know even if no one does come to this, at least it's good to have it here just in case. And on top of that, I don't have a job, what else am I going to do with my time?
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