Handfuls of Blessings

I pray that each one of you mothers had a very blessed day on Sunday in celebrating Mother's Day, but I, also, count it a privilege to celebrate being a mother every single day.  My six blessings have loved me unconditionally, forgiven me when I have failed them, and showered me with attention.  I have had the awesome privilege of leading five of them to the Lord, and my prayer is that they will keep their hearts in the hands of the Lord and be yielded to Him every day. Savannah has "claimed" her sister's doll and begs to dress like her Keith took another missions trip on Friday to the most primitive village he has ever been to in Uganda.  Because he drove on a bicycle path, our van received numerous marks from the bush.  There were no vehicles or sounds of a town, so when the men stood on the van to preach, their voices carried for long distances.  They preached to this village full of fishermen who were mending their nets and to a group of hunters that wer

I promised I would post some pictures when I got this new program figured out.  Well, I'm not sure I have it figured out, but I am going to give it a try.  I just randomly chose some pictures to see if I am doing this right, so I will try to be more organized next time if this works.  I believe I have reached the point in my life that it is easier to tell my kids what I want to get accomplished and have them figure out how to do it.  I remember my mom doing the same thing.  Anyway,  I hope you enjoy the sporadic photos throughout my post. Since Shiloh's birthday was so close to Easter, he wanted an Easter egg cake.  He loves his new bike! School is back under way, and we are on schedule.  The children enjoy being able to spread out and share in each other's studies.  Keith is working hard at getting the radio station remodeled before the arrival of Bro. Sharp and Bro. Damron, who are bringing new equipment to install.  We have made 16 solar panels for the radio stati