Sunday….
We left Charles City at about 11:00 am. But not without some drama, that most of us did not know about. The bus was sent out to do the usual Sunday Morning pickups, but they noticed that the engine was not sounding quite right. Dave went into ‘plan B’ mode and tried to figure out how we were going to transport fourteen people half way across the country. They had it checked out and determined that it was the usual sounds for this time of the year and that everything was fine. The group from Nashua arrived in Charles City just in time to catch the last minutes of Pastor Dave’s sermon and the sending part of the service. We had the ‘veverdar’ (we were there) picture in front of the bus and we were off.
It was not long…..actually we made it to Plainfield…..and we determined that we were hungry. We dug into delicious sandwiches, grapes, chips, and snacks that the WELCA ladies had prepared….yumm! Movies were put in and we motored along until we reached Kentucky where we stopped for the night. Thanks to our good friends, Dave and Kaye Smith we have a very comfortable place to stay.
Our day was not so exciting (and that is a good thing at this point J), and it was good to get to know each other in the relaxed atmosphere of the bus. We ended the day+-- with devos, where we saw the face of God, and “blessings and boo boos”. As I write this the kids are quiet and hopefully sleeping with dreams of mission and service dancing in their heads…..
We left Charles City at about 11:00 am. But not without some drama, that most of us did not know about. The bus was sent out to do the usual Sunday Morning pickups, but they noticed that the engine was not sounding quite right. Dave went into ‘plan B’ mode and tried to figure out how we were going to transport fourteen people half way across the country. They had it checked out and determined that it was the usual sounds for this time of the year and that everything was fine. The group from Nashua arrived in Charles City just in time to catch the last minutes of Pastor Dave’s sermon and the sending part of the service. We had the ‘veverdar’ (we were there) picture in front of the bus and we were off.
It was not long…..actually we made it to Plainfield…..and we determined that we were hungry. We dug into delicious sandwiches, grapes, chips, and snacks that the WELCA ladies had prepared….yumm! Movies were put in and we motored along until we reached Kentucky where we stopped for the night. Thanks to our good friends, Dave and Kaye Smith we have a very comfortable place to stay.
Our day was not so exciting (and that is a good thing at this point J), and it was good to get to know each other in the relaxed atmosphere of the bus. We ended the day+-- with devos, where we saw the face of God, and “blessings and boo boos”. As I write this the kids are quiet and hopefully sleeping with dreams of mission and service dancing in their heads…..