We wrapped up our regular activities last week, with more
Christmas parties and the wonderful LIFT outreach. Now, our attention has turned to… Weddings!
Si Dios quiere (the Lord willing) we will have three couples
getting legally married in the next two weeks, ending with a reception at the
Social Work site on November 30.
There is a lot to be done, and we’re getting a bit
overwhelmed. So, we need your prayers!
-Please pray for Luz and Fermin, who have been together for 30
years. Fermin met Jesus while serving a
prison term, and has become a ‘new man’.
Luz was once a bitter, hard woman, but God has been at work transforming
her. She glows now, with the love of
Jesus, and of Fermin! It is a joy to see
them both eagerly desiring to be married.
-Please pray for Kathy and Richie, who are a young couple with a
one year old son. Kathy has been coming
to the Social Work site since she was a young girl. She has not had an easy life, but God has
been faithful, and both she and Richie have been growing in their faith. When we asked them why they wanted to become
legally married, Richie said he wanted to live right before God, and for love.
-Please pray for Dinora and Luis, who have been together 13
years, and have two children. Dinora’s
dream is to be legally married so that she can be an example for her children,
and to live in a way that pleases God.
Luis is still ‘on the fence’ about it, and goes back and forth, one day
saying Yes, another No.
-This morning Daisy, Luz and Fermin will be meeting with the
attorney who performs marriages here in Jarabacoa to make sure they can get
married. Please pray for this meeting,
that God’s will is done, that any barriers to their marriage are quickly
resolved.
-Please pray for the final Reception details to come together
– food, decorations, cake, gifts, etc.
It’s a lot to pull together, but we know it is worth it!
Thank you, friends, for your faithful prayers. We’ll report back soon on how God has been at
work in this important part of transforming El Callejon for His glory!
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