MOMENTS WHERE YOUR HEART JUST
STOPS TO TAKE IT ALL IN
Just a little update in pictures.
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| THE NEW FARM Eagle's Nest is a wonderful place for our Jeremiah and Dayspring youth to learn! |
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| And blessing the Jeremiah Youth A new TV Samuel, Dima, Omerbeck and Janybeck are thrilled along with the rest of the family |
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| So proud of our ministry partner and "new father" Andre. He is a mentor for our Jeremiah boys! |
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| Then there was the meeting with the KYRGYZSTAN WITHOUT ORPHANS TEAM Planning is ongoing. |
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| The KWO TEAM! |
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| SO PROUD OF OUR JEREMIAH DAD and DIMA who joined us recently. What a beautiful sight! Father and son!!! |
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| Our Kyrgyzstan Pastor Praising Him for leadership, encouragement and support. |
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| And seeing our team all involved Tanya serving with the worship team for the Christmas Program. Some success stories - so proud of these youth and so many others not mentioned here: Janybeck - university grades for first semester - all GREAT Sveta - last two semesters for technical school - top marks Aziz - first year university - top of his class Omerbeck - learning to study and really doing well trying Genia - taking piano lessons and excelling Kumashi - ready to take an advanced cosmetology course Dashsa - doing well with her pre-placement visits Annya - home life is stable, needs are slowly being met Snejhanna - very settled with her sister Dima - is eager to finally be able to study. Samuel wrote out dreams and goals. Kristina - is reaching new levels of learning and growing as a teenager. Aima - a second year university student - just accepted for a 5 month exchange program at a university in Russia And our team.... We now have Natasha back with us full time for a commitment of five months! Madlin has come on full time as our Social Worker! "We are reminded again and again of the STARFISH story. We might not be able to serve hundreds, but we can serve those in front of us and it will make a huge difference for them!" YOU SEE - WE HAVE A TEAM THAT SERVES, CARES AND IS MAKING A DIFFERENCE |
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