I am sorry I missed the special time you had on Sunday. Larry really enjoyed himself.
I had mentioned earlier about the Watoto Children's Choir coming to CrossWalk on Sunday.
It was so awesome. Eighteen children ages 8-12 came. They have lost one or both parents to AIDS. It was definitely a special performance and so professional. To see the smiles on their faces as they sang praises to God was wonderful. We even got to sing and dance a song with them. I was able to visit with the choir director on Saturday night. She had to go to the emergency room for a stomach virus so I went to sit with her. It was so interesting to her about her country of Uganda. She is 26 years old and her name is Priscilla (I can't begin to spell or pronounce her last name). She was from the largest tribe of the country. I was amazed to find out that 60 percent of the country is Christian. Their diet is alot of vegetables. She said a sign of affluence in Uganda is if you have your own garden! If you have the opportunity to see them in one of their tours you won't be disappointed. I think they are coming to Savannah. They started this tour in London, then the midwest US and then to Scotland. Just thought I would share a great experience!
Please keep Rachel's brother and sister in law (Jeremy and Sarah) in your prayers. They are expecting their firstborn. Sarah will be induced on Friday. I think Blaine is going to fly down to Ft Worth. Rachel was here for Will's birth so Blaine must be at Caleb's birth!!! :) They are both both proud aunt and uncle. Being the youngest in their families makes it more special when a baby is born into the family.
Love,
Teresa