Last Post from Samoa

It's our last night in Samoa. Tomorrow we board the plane to take us to Apia. We have about 10 hrs to kill while we are there and are working some things out to do and see. Then we'll board another plane and head to LA.

This last week was full of mixed emotions. It was a great experience and one I'll truly cherish for a long time. The people here blessed us beyond comparison and I learned a lot about generosity and servitude. At the same time I feel as if we just got into the swing of things. Ministry was just getting to the point where it was almost a normal part of life, and now we leave. But God's timing is perfect!

It's also hard because we see such a need for strong believers here on the Island. People who KNOW Christ and are KNOWN by Him. To many Sunday Christians, to many people who don't know Him. My heart aches for many of the people here. Yet, it was so good to spend time with and be blessed by a family who loves the Lord whole heartedly and seeks to serve Him daily. A family whose vision of a school started in the 50's and continues on. A family who out served us in every way.

"Let your light shine before men that they may see your good works and glorify your Father who is in heaven." The Laolagi family does this. All glory to God for their testimony!

Next post will be in America

Ty