That's the best way I can describe it. This feeling is odd to me, because this sort of travel is/was so out of my comfort zone, prior to that first trip in July of 2008. Hard to believe I can feel comfortable and at home, like I belong here, some place so very different from my home. I attribute most of this to God. His peace-the kind that surpasses all understanding....the prayers of His people. I CAN FEEL THEM. Please do not stop. YOUR prayers are so important. So vital. So needed. So effective. Please keep praying.
Tomorrow, Sunday-we're going to go to church...checking out a new church this time. And I think we have another outing planned...then an afternoon of work at the orphanage. I cannot wait to share pictures, once I get home.
Oh, and the last post titled "Oh by the way" said that we are out of IBESR, in case the title did not pique your interest. PROOF that God answers prayers and is in the business of miracles. We got in and out of IBESR in 2 months. TWO months. That IS a miracle. This is a process that often takes between 4 and 16+ months........and we got out in 2. My heart breaks for those families that are languishing in this step or any of the others.....I am thrilled for our family, and I remember to pray for other families stuck in the process. Please join me in praying.
Please keep praying for rapid (supernatural) forward movement in our adoption files/process.
So, soon, on to Parquet, where the children become our children in the eyes of the Haitian government.
Thanks for praying.
Ephesians 3:20 keeps coming to mind. I love this verse. Go look it up, I'm not gonna put it here. Get your Bible and read it. :-)
I can relate to the "at home" feeling. It's definetely a God thing!
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WOW...Lena, I'm so happy for you to get to spend time with your boys and that you are moving forward! Yeah!!
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