A Certain Woman in Eastern Europe

Blessings and thanks to the Debrecen office of immigration who helped me renew my visa in less than a month's time. Thanks too to The River Church office and Inarcs office of EEO who got my paperwork ready in record time so I could apply for the renewal. The other great news is I got a three year residency permit. It is good through March 31, 2012. It was important to me that I had the visa by Friday, December 12th as I fly out Sunday the 14th to spend Christmas with my family in my hometown of Johnstown. I will then stay with mom for an unknown amount of time. More to come on my new yet temporary assignment in the mission field of upstate New York. Pray too that I won't be delayed by the airport workers strike now going on at Ferihegy Airport in Budapest. Thank you!

To keep you in ALL your ways. In their hands they shall bear you up, Lest you dash your foot against a stone. (or a load of concrete blocks!!!) Psa 90.11-12   The story is..... I was on my almost weekly drive to Szeged on Friday afternoon. I was only about an hour into the 3+ hour trip when I stopped in the left hand turn lane to pull into a petrol/gas station. I was waiting for a tractor trailer to pass. As the truck proceeded around the corner the load shifted and a pallet of concrete blocks fell off the truck bed. Imagine my surprise!! and my delight to see what the Lord had done. The concrete actually was spread out from about a yard before and after my car, and completely covering the underside from axle to axle. In fact lifting up one side of the car. The hubcaps were cracked and the car scraped from front to rear BUT I was able to drive away. I had time to take just 2 photos before my camera battery died. I took the picture of the debris on Saturday on my way home. I m...

Last March on our first prayer walk in Szeged we stood at an important intersection and asked God to bring down the occultic and witchcraft high places in Szeged. As we lifted our eyes we noticed hanging from a nearby building, 2 bronze figures, one a witch, the second a warlock. We prayed at the same corner last weekend and look - no figures!! In fact, they were removed within weeks of our first prayer walk!! Yeah God!! While in Szeged, one of our young team members, David shared that he had been asking the Lord for a guitar so he could learn to play and help with the music for "Friday at 7". Well, Erik one of our university student leaders from Sweden had an extra so.... We thank you God for answering David's prayer and so quickly. I was so blessed to go to Budapest last weekend and be at the International Church when Pastor Glenn Ford preached on his first Sunday back in the pulpit after a 7 month battle with throat cancer. His voice was strong and anointed as he spoke...