UP THE PACE

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As we result of the kids being sick so much in January, Jonathan and I find ourselves behind time in just about everything. His readings and assignments, my writing and other work commitments. Thankfully, the Chinese New Year break gave us a slight reprieve and brought the children much joy. Now that March is upon us, we find that we have to up the pace in order to get back on track. But before that, we have much to rejoice together with you.

Thanksgiving

1.       Mya has adjusted well to her new school and our generous Father answered her child-like giving her a slide in the new school compound.
2.       Nathan continues to grow well making a smooth transition into solid food.
3.       Amy is looking forward to getting back into the swing of work and ministry.
4.       Jonathan has made considerable progress with Hebrew despite initial worries and concerns.

Prayer items

Mya
1.       Continue to pray she will be a salt and light to both teachers and friends wherever she goes.
2.       Please remember her best friend, who is undergoing cancer treatment for the next five months.

Nathan
1.       Breathing has gotten considerably louder and laborious in the night, pray for restoration of lung function and sinus cavities to be clear.
2.       That he will take well to sleep training and begin to progress towards sleeping through the night now that he is nearly seven months old.

Amy
1.       Preaching on 2 March at Youth. Pray for conviction, clarity and creativity.
2.       Protection over the home front as she begins to work more (from home).

Jonathan
1.       Assignments, projects and presentations coming up in March, pray for speed, discipline and good energy all the way.
2.       Ministry continues despite the increased load in school, pray for multiplication of rest and sensitivity to the Holy Spirit.


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