30 Days of Thankfulness, Day #25 Looking Back So You Can Go Forward

Looking back paints a picture.

Seeing how God has guided us;  how he never let us go, strengthens my spirit.
It has also served to remind me of how much has happened.

The first picture in this post from 2014 is a picture of our old barn, the one that blew down in the 2017 storm.

In looking  back we are reminded of God’s touch on our lives.
Seeing  his handiwork and promises.

I long for my farmer to be the hands and feet of Jesus again to the people of Haiti.

There’s so much standing in the way of that happening right now.
Our college girl turned nurse, farm boy and farmer all have had the opportunity to travel to Haiti multiple times now. 
Re-reading this post reminds me that when it is time God will bring about the right circumstances.

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This is a re post.
There is no current trip planned.
There are no current fundraisers. 

November 25, 2014

There’s been a lot brewing here on the farm for a few weeks.
I mentioned last week that there was a project we wanted to share.

This busy place is always full of ideas and creativity.

Sometimes those ideas come to fruition and other times
they are mulled over through the years.

Deep seeded ideas; longings.

One of those a yearning, for my farmer, year after year.
Suppressed as chores, and children take precedence over thoughts and dreams.

Until this year; 2014

when one of those children is married and has a child of her own.
Another of those children lies deep in the sod of the earth. 
When cancer threatens the “I’ll get around to it some day.”
It’s then, that the deep longing rises fully to the surface, aching to be heard.
A longing to escape the confines of these acres and minister to the broken and downcast.

A desire to set his feet on soil that yearns for more.

Here is where we would love for you to be a part of this leap of faith. 
My farmer and Clarissa need to find prayer partners.

They need a list of folks willing to come along side them and commit to praying.
They also need financial support.
If you are interested in making a donation
(these are not tax deductible, the money is going for direct support to Gary and Clarissa)
you can either make a donation in their names to Global Compassion Network.
Or you can make a donation at the Merchants Bank in
Jericho, Vermont; to the Davis Family Fund.

We are excited about this opportunity for you to work alongside us.

We can not do this without your support both financially and most importantly, spiritually. 


We are excited to see how God will use my farmer and sweet daughter.

Please join us in prayer, as we thank God for this opportunity. 

30 Days of Thankfulness~