Our Last Update
Hello All,
Well here we are in the 10th and last week of our stay here in Au Jung-Ri, Korea. This post will conclude our updates of the happenings around Camp Humphreys Hospitality House. It will be a busy week.
On Monday and Tuesday we'll be meeting with various people to say good-bye. We pick up Greg and Ceci Linton on Wednesday afternoon from the airport. Then we'll be moving into our last weekend of ministry events.
Thanks to all who have been praying for a solution regarding the increase in rent. As way of an update, the landlord has reduced the amount of increase from $1,000 to $500/mo. This rate would be for one year (May 1, to May 1). After May 1, 2007 he will raise it another $500/mo. Discussions are underway at home office and among those here at the house as to how the additional $500 will be generated. In addition, the examination of a long term solution to meet the needs of this growing post is also underway. Please continue to pray for this issue. We are confident God will meet this need. We have seen Him working here and this is just another opportunity to see Him move. What a God we serve.
Please pray for the Lintons as they make the long flight from Colorado with an 18 month old girl. They leave Tuesday the 2nd and arrive on Wednesday. We will have 4 days together to transition responsibilities. This too is their first assignment with Cadence. They have no idea of the blessings that await them here at the HH.
Speaking of blessings, you all have been that to us. It has been through your prayers and financial support that have allowed our family to experience God in new ways. He has opened our eyes to new possibilities and has given us courage and faith to follow Him. We look forward to getting home and digesting all we have been through, all the experiences, the new friendships, the needs we encountered and the lives that are being changed. You all have a part in this. Thank you for your faithfulness in serving our Lord Jesus Christ.
Please pray for our return home. We will be leaving Seoul Monday at 11:00 a.m. This means an early departure from Au Jung-Ri. Pray for our health as we all are feeling somewhat worn down. Pray for Mary and Johnny to have the stamina to last through 24 hours of travel. We are looking forward to being home and reunited with our family and friends.
May God's care be upon you all
The Beer Family
Well here we are in the 10th and last week of our stay here in Au Jung-Ri, Korea. This post will conclude our updates of the happenings around Camp Humphreys Hospitality House. It will be a busy week.
On Monday and Tuesday we'll be meeting with various people to say good-bye. We pick up Greg and Ceci Linton on Wednesday afternoon from the airport. Then we'll be moving into our last weekend of ministry events.
Thanks to all who have been praying for a solution regarding the increase in rent. As way of an update, the landlord has reduced the amount of increase from $1,000 to $500/mo. This rate would be for one year (May 1, to May 1). After May 1, 2007 he will raise it another $500/mo. Discussions are underway at home office and among those here at the house as to how the additional $500 will be generated. In addition, the examination of a long term solution to meet the needs of this growing post is also underway. Please continue to pray for this issue. We are confident God will meet this need. We have seen Him working here and this is just another opportunity to see Him move. What a God we serve.
Please pray for the Lintons as they make the long flight from Colorado with an 18 month old girl. They leave Tuesday the 2nd and arrive on Wednesday. We will have 4 days together to transition responsibilities. This too is their first assignment with Cadence. They have no idea of the blessings that await them here at the HH.
Speaking of blessings, you all have been that to us. It has been through your prayers and financial support that have allowed our family to experience God in new ways. He has opened our eyes to new possibilities and has given us courage and faith to follow Him. We look forward to getting home and digesting all we have been through, all the experiences, the new friendships, the needs we encountered and the lives that are being changed. You all have a part in this. Thank you for your faithfulness in serving our Lord Jesus Christ.
Please pray for our return home. We will be leaving Seoul Monday at 11:00 a.m. This means an early departure from Au Jung-Ri. Pray for our health as we all are feeling somewhat worn down. Pray for Mary and Johnny to have the stamina to last through 24 hours of travel. We are looking forward to being home and reunited with our family and friends.
May God's care be upon you all
The Beer Family
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