Photos from Berea

Here's some photos from our church in Greenville. Our resident photographer (Floresthela) is sending me some more. Hope to get them posted soon. Church is going really well. We are seeing God move at each service, which is our utmost desire. It is growing slowly, but steadily. We average about 15 people in every service since the two months that we started. I am leading praise and worship right now (piano and singing), and praying that the Lord sends more people with a Levite anointing, and a passion for the presence of God. Luis and I have divided the Sunday school class into elementary and junior high. I have the younger set, and I am really enjoying it! We are practicing for our first song/flag celebration in two weeks. The kids are really working hard! Thanksgiving is right around the corner and it looks like our house will be bustling...can't wait!

On the home front, Lily took her first steps (finally) and soccer has ended. It's nice to have a break from sports for a few months, until baseball starts up again in the spring. I am still looking for opportunities for going back to work, possibly in the evening or at night to help with a little extra money, but so far I haven't had any responses from any applications that I have submitted. Leaving it all in God's hands, where it fits best, and resting in the peace of knowing that he promises to provide for our every need. Luis is still really enjoying his job, and receiving more training than he ever dreamed he would. It's easy to look back and see how God was putting all the puzzle pieces together, even when we couldn't see the picture at all. Did I ever mention that on top of all the miracles that God walked us through with our house sale and moving to Anderson that Luis's company is located on Miracle Mile Drive?? Amazing. Not only does God do the impossible, he does it with wit and style.

When I look back at all the Lord has done, I feel like Simon Peter when the Lord asked him if he wanted to leave, as some of the others had done. His reply was “Lord, to whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life."