Divine connections

Don't take for granted the people you meet, some might be a divine connection. I have had a couple of these recently. One guy I met on a greyhound but going to Dallas, another is a cuban room mate. Having traveled to Cuba we had something immediatly in common. He was in charge of a Methodist congregation there and now lives in the States. It is not a coincidence that our paths crossed. God always puts people across our paths for us to share with and minister too. Look for your divine connections, allow the Holy Spirit to speak through you to encourage and bless others. It makes serving others exciting!

Childrens home update

As you know, construction has begun on the childrens home in India. The foundation is being dug and materials bought. Because of the size of this building digging as been taking some time as all is done by hand. When pictures are available I'll be sure to post them for you. I am still committed to see this project completed, thanks for your prayers and continual support for this project. You may send your checks to Word of God Church, P.O. Box 1790, Harlingen, Tx 78551 and put India project in the memo line.

Break

I just finished my first half of training, now I'm off to Dallas to find another one to finish the task. Hopefully I'll finish this soon and get some sort of schedule of my own. Right now if I understand how this is working, I get one day off for every week worked. So If I can count my fingers and toes I see that I get about 4 days off a month. There are some other options that will become available farther down the way, just have to pay my dues for now and keep on truckin!

I find myself with opportunities to minister to people along the way. Thanks for your prayers. Still is a joy to serve others!

Blessed by the little things

Now that I work for a living, ha, ha. I'm seeing life from a different point of view. I've been enjoying the little things of life. Like today my trainer made me a chicken dinner in a little slow cooker that plugs into his truck. It was amazing how good it tasted and how easy it was to make. My bed in the truck is just a small mattress and when I lay my head on my pillow at night, I'm so thankful that I have a bed to sleep on. My trainer snores and is able to go to sleep before me, but I can even find something in that to be thankful for. David said, I was yound and now Im old, I've yet to see the rightous forsaken or his seed beggin for bread. Its good to be thankful for the little things, helps your day to be better.

On the road

Still driving between Laredo and Houston. I'm getting a feel for it, all is well. I closed the comments for this blog, if you want to communicate with me, feel free to write at pveach@yahoo.com. Ya'all have a blessed day!