There are still many people who have not heard of Yeshua. Some friends of mine created an email list where you have the option to be emailed on a daily or weekly basis with information about some group that is not yet reached.
I think this is a great idea. Each email will include a photo, a map and some basic information about the people. This enables people to pray specifically for each group. I really like the idea of knowing some specific things so that my prayer can expand from a generic “those who don’t know” to more specific people.
Their desire is to double the number of people already on the list. You can find the link for that challenge here: Double the Prayer Challenge. The actual sign up link is here: Pray for the Unreached People of the Day.
I hope you will all join us!
We bought a kitchen faucet in CA that I really liked. Sadly, it broke. I would like another one, but we cannot find it anywhere. We don’t know what brand it is, but we think we bought it at Orchard Supply Hardware?
The pictures are cropped way down to focus on the faucet, so they are kind of blurry. I hope they are visible enough. PLEASE, if anyone can locate this faucet…or tell us what brand it is…or find one similar…let us know. It is high and it comes way out into the sink. The sprayer comes out. Most faucets are very low and very short. This one was great!
Notice how the Rhode Island Red rooster tries to face down the Cornish Rocks inside the pen. The Rhodes are definitely territorial. They challenge the Rocks…even when the Rocks are outside the pen.
They also sometimes challenge the Guinea Hen. (The Guinea is the one making all the higher pitched noise toward the end there.) I will feel badly when the Rocks are gone. He finally managed…after his/her buddy disappeared…to sort of befriend the Rocks. I hope the Guinea Hen can befriend the Rhodes…at least until we can get more Guineas.
This is a bird house made by a friend and given to us when he moved. We have used it for the Guineas, but the Rhodes sometimes like to visit.
This is the bottom of the Rhodes pen after the last major storm. We had to trench around the pen in order to keep water from running through it.
Nature Boy with the chickens.
This is one of many frogs we find on our land.
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