This summer we went to Wycliff as a project. For those of you who (like me) don't know Wycliff is a bible translating organization. We went there and they were explaining what it takes to get the bible translated for just one people group. One of my friends volunteered to be the example of a missionary and the first thing they asked for was people to support her. Many people raised their hands and were asked to stand to show who they were. The speaker went on to explain different responsibilities my friend would have as a missionary and the supporters thinking they were done began to sit. The speaker turned to them and said something to the effect of she's not done needing support. I thought about that, isn't that the first thing to go when we need it most? People who pledge their support but think they are done and sit down half way through. I'm not saying it happens for not legit reasons,  our lives get crazy, we get side tracked.
This summer I saw faithfulness in my supporters because I saw change in my life. I saw growth in my walk. I saw God being faithful in His promise to grow His children. I saw Him strengthen my beliefs and learning to base my beliefs from scripture and not back my beliefs up with scripture. I see now the desire in me and the absolute need to spread the gospel because there are people everywhere that need to hear the name of Jesus and what He has done. These changes occurred because people were faithful and all I can say is Thank YOU!! 
Directions to my parent's lake are attached! Diner will be at 5 but come anytime! 
 FASTEST                           Step   Roads   Miles   Landmarks   and towns along the way   Landmark   at the Turn   Turn   Direction       1   North   on HWY 41 to Hwy 57   2   Dairy   Queen   Airport   Sign   RIGHT       2   North   on Hwy 57 to I-164   8   Airport,   Remax, Frontier Tavern   I-164   overpass   LEFT       3   I-164   turns in to Hwy 57 again   7   Subway   and Sunoco gas station at right.   I-64   Underpass-NO TURN   MERGE  (NO TURN)       4   North   on Hwy 57 to STATE road 64   17   Lots   of farm land, coal mines, etc.    Buckskin, Mackey, Somerville.   Jerry's   Restaruant at left of intersection.    Flashing red lights at turn junction.   RIGHT       5   STATE   road 64 to Hwy 257   14   You   will pass through Oakland City.  Later   you will come to flashing red lights at the Aurthur junction.  Stay on State Road 64.   Lots   of pine trees and high banks at intersection.   RIGHT       6   Hwy   257 to Lake   4   After   approximately the 3 miles, you will come to an intersection.  Stay on the paved and painted road.  Follow it around the curve to the   left.  Only about  mile to go!   Lake,   White House and Tan Octagon building on the left.  Turn left on long gravel drive.   LEFT           Total   Approximate Miles   52                           Directions   to the Cook Lake from Whirlpool - Evansville                     
 EASIEST                           Step   Roads   Miles   Landmarks   and towns along the way   Landmark   at the Turn   Turn   Direction       1   North   on HWY 41 to Hwy 57   2   Dairy   Queen   Airport   Sign   RIGHT       2   North   on Hwy 57 to I-164   8   Airport,   Remax, Frontier Tavern   I-164   overpass   LEFT       3   North   on I-164 to I-64   5       Sunoco   Station   RIGHT       4   East   on I-64 to Holland Exit SR 161   20   Lynnville   Exit, Farm land   Two   houses   LEFT       5   North   on 161 to OLD SR 64 Stendal sign    7   Holland,   Windmill   White,   St. Henry water tower on Right   LEFT       6   OLD   SR 64 turns into SR 257.     West (SR   257) toward Stendal   7   Farms,   Zoar Church.  This road will bring you   into the town of Stendal.  You will see   a blue water tower on the Right that says STENDAL.  (TURN HERE FOR CHURCH) about a block from   the General Store.   (St.   Peters Lutheran Church)   
Stendal General Store RIGHT 7 257 to Gravel lane 0.5 Telephone tower on left Our Building and "1" mile marker 257 RIGHT
Stendal General Store RIGHT 7 257 to Gravel lane 0.5 Telephone tower on left Our Building and "1" mile marker 257 RIGHT
