Robin has finished touching up her journal that she kept during our 2009 trip to Africa.  It has been attached to this post for you to enjoy.  Click the link below to open the document.

2009 Africa Trip Journal Entries (with name changes)

Join us on a Southern Gospel cruise hosted by KWFC and The Cruiseman! Hosea will be leading Bible studies, and the Bilyeu Family will be performing.

Click here for information, and to make your reservations!

Pictures galore on our various Facebook pages:

Chris:
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?id=1066415484&aid=92377
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?id=1066415484&aid=93156
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?id=1066415484&aid=93160

Robin:
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?id=1283553260&aid=107993
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?id=1283553260&aid=109141

Alli:
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?id=100001450311830&aid=27812

Erin:
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?id=534471783&aid=274996

More may come later. I’ll try to get some of these uploaded to the main site for viewing by those who don’t Facebook.

Chris

We are sitting in the Springfield airport waiting for our plane. We’ll be heading out at about 11:00 this morning, and arriving in Tegucigalpa around 8:30 tonight. Please pray for safe travel and arrival in Teguc. Pray for tomorrow’s activities, as we share with area pastors and church leaders, and have our first concert.

Keep an eye on this site, as we’ll be posting news and pictures throughout the week.

Google Earth is a pretty neat thing. If you have it, you can see where we’ll be spending some time. Search for Tegucigalpa (there is only one in the world), Danli, and Pespire. You will find Tegucigalpa right in the middle of the map. Danli is about an hour and a half directly east, and Pespire is about an hour to the southwest.

We’re on our way to Honduras! The team is just beginning the process of planning a series of conferences and workshops in several towns and churches in Tegucigalpa and the surrounding area. Please keep the team and the project in your prayers as plans and arrangements begin to take shape. We’ll be sure to keep you posted here on the Wells of Joy site.

I’ve finally begun posting some pictures of our experiences in Zambia. It is by no means the full album, since we have over 4,000 pictures to filter through. I’ve started out by picking a few hundred highlight shots from the first half of my album, with more to come later from my set as well as the pictures that our other team members took. Please enjoy:

http://www.wellsofjoy.com/images/Zambia2009/

Chris