Last day

It's hard for me to rewrite after my computer boots me out for no discernible reason, and all my work is lost. Just have to remind myself that God is sovereign, my work is temporary, and I probably could come up with something better than I had been writing, since I'll never be able to remember it all.

This morning, by God's grace, I was able to speak with a Norwegian woman who's living and ministering to Muslim women in one of the most turbulent nations in Central Asia, a doctor whose team represents Firestone's only workers in the most densely-populated Muslim, South Asian nation, plus a church planter who's administering humanitarian aid to tsunami victims in SE Asia, and a worker in the Balkans who is encouraging Muslim-born believers in one country to minister among their same Muslim people group in a neighboring nation--and they are doing so!

There have been a few mountaintop highs in my life--times when God has shown me how big and capable He really is. I needed this week to boost my faith big-time. Despite my computer failing me, God never does, and He is faithful to bring me into contact with all the workers He wants me to meet with to ask for stories.

My last meeting was with a South American worker who's been working in Central Africa for the last 7 years. May God bless him and his family with more team members and enable me to recruit others to join him.

I'm going to sign off for now--looking forward to a brief visit to London, when I don't plan to blog--Aug.15-19.

Hope to see some of you reading this and share even more stories from the field.

Blessings,

Jeremy

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