Something Unexpected

Hehe...shortly after I wrote the last entry, Adam and I found out that I am expecting. A little Rymon will be joining us in early February. It has changed our plans for certain, but we both are excited! A wonderful gift from God. I was told by a lady here at church that it's a boy...I guess we'll see in about 6 weeks!!

Many people wondered if we would have the baby here in America. Yes. Our plan is to remain in Pennsylvania till after the birth, and then begin traveling for support. I have to admit, when I first found out, I didn't like that it pushed getting back to Africa further down the road. But after more thought, this actually seems like one of the best things that could have happened. $30,000 isn't easy to raise. With God and this extra time, I know it can be done!

Polishing the Pulpit is just around the corner. Adam and I hope to attend! Like last year, Parker Memorial Library will have a booth set up. Adam had the great idea of putting together a book to show that we are capable of printing and binding the books that are translated. There will also be a new presentation (with Adam's voice :) He is far more talented than I. PML even has a new logo, which I just love.

Till next time!

The Rymons.

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