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Dear Friends,
If you haven't seen the February monthly update I want to encourage you to check it out as I won't repeat any of it this month. Here is a link for it -2025 February Monthly News Update. I don't want you to miss the beautiful quilts the Caroline group brought for our young people and some other things.
Also, I will repeat here what I wrote concerning our need for helpers. Our ongoing prayer request is for help to work with Karen in Sunday School, youth groups, ladies meetings, all the preparation for these groups, as well as all the personal work she's involved in. If you have to come from a distance and can stay for awhile we can raise your travel expenses. If you know anyone who might be interested pass on the information.
This is a picture of Ubi. He is from Nepal, and is living in Drayton Valley. Ubi came with a team to help us in this youth group.
This is a friday night youth group with a team from Drayton Valley.
Karen took a group of ladies to a fellowship evening with the Nazarene Church ladies in Rocky Mountain House.
Two ladies helping with a youth group class.
The team from Caroline came back to help with one of our youth group Friday meetings. They are such a blessing to help lift the load and do such a good work. We are so blessed to have such great help when they are able to make the trip to help us. Two pictures.
This is the Korean team holding a youth event this month. This was done very well. We are so happy with the level of ability these workers have in ministering to our youth.
In this picture, Benjamin just came from his home country of Nigeria and brought Karen & I these shirts. His wife and family live here and she is a teacher in the Sunchild School.
We always have a craft in every event that is held for the youth and Sunday School. It takes a lot of work and preparation, but it is important to do because our young people are gifted for this and love doing it.
Two of our church ladies visiting Josephine at the Rest Home. Josephine was the first one we baptised here.
