Ecuador Agenda

Well, I'm almost packed, almost.  I've been so busy this week!  I've gotten the clothes tagged for the consignment sale I participate in every August done.  Good thing 'cause drop off is the day after I get back.  I've cleaned the house so all our babysitters won't think we live like pigs.  I've lost count of the number of loads of laundry I've done.  There's more to come once Madeline returns home from camp today.  Last but not least are the errands run to pick up snacks and more zip*loc bags.  Zip*loc bags are a travelers best friend! 
I won't be on here for a while so before I go I'd like to ask you to please pray for our team and our families while we're gone.  You can check our missions page on face*book all next week.  You don't have to have an account just go here:  http://www.facebook.com/HGBCMissions
Here's what we'll be doing, tentatively of course, while we're in Ecuador.  You never know how things may change once you're there. 

Sat. July 31 - travel
                   - pray for safety and that we don't have problems with international authorities and that all of 
                     our luggage and supplies arrive with us

Sun. Aug. 1 - church lead by one of our team members morning and evening

Mon. Aug. 2 - street ministry
                     - vbs and lunch for the kids in the community

Tues. Aug. 3 - baptism service of new believers lead to Christ through in home bible study
                     - preparing food to be frozen for later use at the bible studies

Wed. Aug. 4 - vbs and lunch for church's children's program
                     - english class and prayer walking

Thurs. Aug. 5 - soup kitchen for compassion international
                      - vbs with kids

Fri. Aug. 6 - shopping/touring

Sat. Aug. 7 - anything left to do at church

Sun. Aug. 8 - travel home
                   -pray for safety and that we don't have problems with international authorities and that all of our 
                    luggage arrives home with us

We covet your prayers.  I look forward to the mighty work that God will do and then being able to share that with you once we come home.  Adios!