Tea TimeA few young folks who were in attendance, all of whom are not members of the Lord's church.
Tuesday was perhaps our most laid-back day of the trip so far. Bill and I (Ryan) went along with Colin to his weekly Bible study with one of the newest Christians here, Mark. Mark is an impressive guy in that he sought the truth out, studied via the correspondence course the church here offers, and contacted Colin with his desire to be baptized into Christ (Galatians 3:27) to have his sins washed away (Acts 22:16). Mark is an outstanding Bible student with a heart as sincere and hungry for knowledge as I have seen. I can forsee great things in service to God in Mark's future, and Colin's weekly studies with him are strengthening his faith and knowledge of God's word. After the study, Mark treated us to -- what else -- tea and biscuits (cookies).
While we were with Mark, Lisa took Kelly and Jewell to a local linen shop. Northern Ireland (especially the Belfast area) has long been known for producing some of the world's finest and most sought after linen. They enjoyed their time together.
We had a pretty good crowd for the gospel meeting this evening. Afterward, we celebrated Colin's birthday, as he turned 42
Trimmer RepairsHere's Bill, "fixing" Colin's yard trimmer. Suffice it to say, the trimmer ended up in the repair shop.
today.
Wednesday is the last evening of our gospel meeting. Our prayers will be that we end on a high note, and that all whose hearts have heard the word will be inspired to be more like Christ on daily basis.
Check back in tomorrow for our next report.
Thanks for reading!
-- Ryan & Kelly
Colin's CakeColin with their oldest son, Jordan. Note Jordan's expression of pain as he gets burned by the gag candles that wouldn't blow out.
Holly & BillHolly offering one of her favorite socks to Bill. Holly will be giving birth any day now.
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Mama Galloway wants to know if you have heard of or seen "Celtic Thunder" - that group from Belfast. . . if so she wants you to bring back 1 or all of them!!!
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Hello Kelly and Ryan! Julie Dauksys here from South Anna and I took some time tonight to catch up on your adventures in Ireland! WOW! What a great time you must be having over there. I told Travious and Daniel at summer school all about your trip-they said to be sure to say hey for them-"HEY!" Continue to enjoy your trip and service. I think it's wonderful!
Hey, Mama Galloway! Yes...we know of Celtic Thunder, but have not seen them around town just yet. We have learned of another group here that you may love just as much, if not more. They are called The High Kings, and they are immensely talented. Great four-part harmonies and powerful stuff! Check them out. Thanks for keeping up with us...and happy 50th anniversary!! Congratulations. Love, Ryan & Kelly
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