Busy, Busy, Busy,....
Hello Friends,
We Millers are just as busy as most of the rest of you, I'm sure. Our busy-ness just takes the form of work in three different towns - in Angola, IN, here near Edon, OH, and also in our new rental house in Montpelier, OH. The restaurant schedule is keeping us hopping, and trying to balance our time in Mont. against that work schedule is a real task! The boys and I will likely spend a lot of time over there, painting the interior of the house before we can really move in. We took their bikes over yesterday so they can play and have fun around town while I focus on the inside work. I'm still getting over the after-effects of my hospitalized seizure-exploration; I'm still very sore and worn-out from the numerous events I experienced, so the dr's could get a better idea how to medicate me in the future. This very much concerns our planned missions vision, as you can imagine! So I try to get some things done at either house, while not overdoing amid the summer heat. Rebecca didn't go through the physical stresses I did, but hers was perhaps just as difficult a role to play...she had to watch and observe, trying not to worry about me, while I went through all those seizures. After we got home was when the major stress overcame her, but the prayers of friends and family saw her through, in Jesus' Name.
Lord-willing, we'll be going out to the Leo, IN area this weekend to meet with some Believers from Africa! They are Swahili-speaking peoples, most of whom are from The Congo - a nation "near" our future home of Tanzania. We met a few of these new friends two weeks ago, and we hope to be able to meet the whole church this coming Sunday. We'll see if things proceed as we hope and plan. We look forward to fellowship-time with these new friends. Perhaps there's someone among them who can help us learn Swahili, too! Wouldn't that be a blessing?!! This may well be a good time of ongoing friendship and fellowship before we ever get over to Africa. We truly look forward to these possibilities.... DL
We Millers are just as busy as most of the rest of you, I'm sure. Our busy-ness just takes the form of work in three different towns - in Angola, IN, here near Edon, OH, and also in our new rental house in Montpelier, OH. The restaurant schedule is keeping us hopping, and trying to balance our time in Mont. against that work schedule is a real task! The boys and I will likely spend a lot of time over there, painting the interior of the house before we can really move in. We took their bikes over yesterday so they can play and have fun around town while I focus on the inside work. I'm still getting over the after-effects of my hospitalized seizure-exploration; I'm still very sore and worn-out from the numerous events I experienced, so the dr's could get a better idea how to medicate me in the future. This very much concerns our planned missions vision, as you can imagine! So I try to get some things done at either house, while not overdoing amid the summer heat. Rebecca didn't go through the physical stresses I did, but hers was perhaps just as difficult a role to play...she had to watch and observe, trying not to worry about me, while I went through all those seizures. After we got home was when the major stress overcame her, but the prayers of friends and family saw her through, in Jesus' Name.
Lord-willing, we'll be going out to the Leo, IN area this weekend to meet with some Believers from Africa! They are Swahili-speaking peoples, most of whom are from The Congo - a nation "near" our future home of Tanzania. We met a few of these new friends two weeks ago, and we hope to be able to meet the whole church this coming Sunday. We'll see if things proceed as we hope and plan. We look forward to fellowship-time with these new friends. Perhaps there's someone among them who can help us learn Swahili, too! Wouldn't that be a blessing?!! This may well be a good time of ongoing friendship and fellowship before we ever get over to Africa. We truly look forward to these possibilities.... DL
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