Home for a Time

On Monday evening, I flew home to Georgia. Next week the Ezekiel Priject will be doing on outreach at the Master's. This week I ahve mostly been at home. I must admit that I had forgotten how lively it could get around here. The saying "there is never a dull moment" really applies to this house. I love it....just not used to it at times. Below are some random pictures of my family.
Two of my sisters and friends, Ashlyn and Sarah. Who knows what they were doing!

My crazy little brother, Andrew. I got home to discover that he is missing his two front teeth. What a cutie!

The two greatest men in the world. I am proud to be called their sister and grandaughter.

Happy Saint Patrick's Day!

Hope you wore green so that you did not get pinched! I have heard it said that it is funny that St. Patrick's day is a religious holiday and that most people celebrate by getting plastered. Ironic, no? I have been celebrating by having a relaxing day at home, mostly catching up on reading. It has been great. Have a blessed day!

Open Air Days

One day a week, usually Wednesdays, we go into the open-air at one the collages here in Michigan. Recently it has been the University of Michigan. What the day normally looks like is this: we get to the university around 10:30 and set up the sketch board. While we wait for the major let out time (about once every 50 minutes for 20 minutes) we pass out gospel literature to those we walk by and maybe engage in conversations. Once the let out starts up we gather around the board while one of the guys preach. After a cute introduction, it leads into the gospel. At the end, we talk with those who have stayed or pass out more literature. A little while later the same thing happens. We run into all sorts of people; Jewish, Catholics, Jehovah's Witnesses, Mormons, Muslims, Atheists, Philosophically weird people, and many more. It has been great to see the fruit from this work, from seeing people come to Christ to encouraging the Christians who are students. Personally, it has stretched me further than I ever thought possible. The simplicity of the gospel continues to blow my mind. We are here on this earth to share it with others. What a privilege! We appreciate your prayers especially on these days, not only for us, but those on the campuses who need Christ.

Snow, Snow, and more Snow

Yes! There as been a lot of snow up here. Being from Georgia, both Becca and I have had a great time playing in it and we get excited each time it snows. The phrase Becca uses the most is "It's so beautiful!" It is so true. I have missed the warmth of the South, though. You do not know how much you appreciate something until you do not have it. It was in the 70's on Tuesday this week, but they are calling for more snow today. Many have told me, "That's Michigan for you."
[Yes, that is Becca creaming me in the face with a snow ball.]

Motor Show

Today we (all the people at the Ezekiel Project) went to downtown Detroit to go to the North American car show. It was cool to look at all the cars. Personally, I am more interested in what they look like then ow much horse power they have. There were some crazy cars there, but also some really nice ones. Here are a few rondom cars for your viewing pleasure.

O Canada and Lake Erie

On Sunday, Becca, Brandon, and I went with Chris to Turner Road in Canada. It is always encouraging to meet the saints in different places (and countries!) After the morning meeting we went over to a families home for dinner. They live within walking distance of Lake Erie, so of course we had to take a walk in spite of the cold. It was lovely. Above are some pictures from by the lake.

Southern Culture Night

Last Friday night, we had a "Southern Culture Night" at the guys house. We invited a couple of the families from the chapel and all of TEP. The menu was complete with deer meat, collards, fried corn, mashed potatoes, corn bread, fresh salad, fried apples, and last, but not least, sweet tea. The fellowship was great. I enjoyed getting to know the families from the chapel better and they got to know a little about our culture, too! The Lord has been so good.

Richmond

On Friday, Becca and I walked into Richmond, the closet town to where we live. It was great catching back up with her and getting to know the people in the small town of Richmond. We learned so much history of the town and even had lunch at the local diner! It was cold, but the walking (and coffee) warmed us up.