>Mark your calendars to be a part of two great events on October 10th
Potter’s Hands run/walk
October 10
Packet-pickup begins at 7:30 am and the run/walk begins at 8:30am at Prairie Lakes Church.
Cost is $20 for adults, $10 for children under 12. That fee includes a t-shirt.
Contact Cris Herbert at 319-504-9332
Alternatives Walk For Life
October 10
Starting time 9:00 AM at Gateway Park Shelter House
Entertainment and refreshments provided
Contact Julie Flick at plcgolocal@yahoo.com to register or for more details
House Of Hope in Need for Help
WE have just been updated with a report from the staff at House of Hope that they are in need for us to help with some repairs needing to be done. If you would like to help email Julie Flick at plcgolocal@yahoo.com. Below is what they are asking help with:
Front steps to building: Replace tiles and make repairs a needed.
Apartment 1: A. Remove kitchen ceiling, install drywall, tape, texture and paint.
B. Install ceiling light in kitchen.
Apartment 2: A. Remove kitchen floor, prepare and install new peel and stick tile.
B. Remove old cabinet in bathroom, install new cabinet, and repair wall as necessary.
Apartment 4: A. Remove kitchen floor, prepare and install new peel and stick tile
Apartment 5: A: Redrywall bedroom, tape and paint
B: Sand and paint kitchen radiator.
C. Replace bedroom sill.
Apartment 6: A: Drywall one bedroom wall, tape and paint.
B. Install new dining room light.
Apartment 7: A. Remove kitchen ceiling, install drywall, tape, texture and paint.
B. Install new dining room light.
Apartment 8: A: Remove old medicine cabinet in bathroom, patch wall and paint.
B. Remove old cabinet in bathroom, install new cabinet, and repair wall as necessary.
Front steps to building: Replace tiles and make repairs a needed.
Apartment 1: A. Remove kitchen ceiling, install drywall, tape, texture and paint.
B. Install ceiling light in kitchen.
Apartment 2: A. Remove kitchen floor, prepare and install new peel and stick tile.
B. Remove old cabinet in bathroom, install new cabinet, and repair wall as necessary.
Apartment 4: A. Remove kitchen floor, prepare and install new peel and stick tile
Apartment 5: A: Redrywall bedroom, tape and paint
B: Sand and paint kitchen radiator.
C. Replace bedroom sill.
Apartment 6: A: Drywall one bedroom wall, tape and paint.
B. Install new dining room light.
Apartment 7: A. Remove kitchen ceiling, install drywall, tape, texture and paint.
B. Install new dining room light.
Apartment 8: A: Remove old medicine cabinet in bathroom, patch wall and paint.
B. Remove old cabinet in bathroom, install new cabinet, and repair wall as necessary.
Prayer and Praise for Randy and Lisa Young
Praise:
We are doing well and none of us has so far caught any of the tropical diseases that are out here (malaria, ameba…).
God has protected us on the many miles we have driven.
The hospital project is progressing.
Prayer request:
Safety on the roads.
Ground breaking for the hospital in October.
Randy’s meetings with various officials for the hospital.
Let's Keep Randy and Lisa always in our prayers, they are our Go Global partners in Toga Africa
We are doing well and none of us has so far caught any of the tropical diseases that are out here (malaria, ameba…).
God has protected us on the many miles we have driven.
The hospital project is progressing.
Prayer request:
Safety on the roads.
Ground breaking for the hospital in October.
Randy’s meetings with various officials for the hospital.
Let's Keep Randy and Lisa always in our prayers, they are our Go Global partners in Toga Africa
Update from Randy and Lisa Young
Here is just a quick update from Randy and Lisa Young:
Dear friends,
Greetings from Africa where surprisingly it is pretty cool today. We always thought that our colleagues here were crazy when they said they got cold here when the weather drop down to the mid 70s during the rainy season. How can it be cold when it is that warm? Well today we were cool and Lisa made soup for lunch. I guess you do get used to warmer temperatures. The moral of the story is that we are glad we will be returning to Iowa next summer rather than in January… It will allow us to progressively get used to the winter!
• Malorie and Jonathan have finished school! They are both doing well and enjoying Africa. Jonathan is now taller than his older sister which he is proud of.
• Randy spent a week hosting a group of donors that came out to survey the hospital project to see if they should get involved. They spent some time at the current hospital to see how it functions before going up to Mango to see the land and talk with the team up there. They asked a lot of questions and left really interested in the project. We are waiting now to see how God will lead them.
Dear friends,
Greetings from Africa where surprisingly it is pretty cool today. We always thought that our colleagues here were crazy when they said they got cold here when the weather drop down to the mid 70s during the rainy season. How can it be cold when it is that warm? Well today we were cool and Lisa made soup for lunch. I guess you do get used to warmer temperatures. The moral of the story is that we are glad we will be returning to Iowa next summer rather than in January… It will allow us to progressively get used to the winter!
• Malorie and Jonathan have finished school! They are both doing well and enjoying Africa. Jonathan is now taller than his older sister which he is proud of.
• Randy spent a week hosting a group of donors that came out to survey the hospital project to see if they should get involved. They spent some time at the current hospital to see how it functions before going up to Mango to see the land and talk with the team up there. They asked a lot of questions and left really interested in the project. We are waiting now to see how God will lead them.
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