esmaspäev, veebruar 21, 2005
A Visitor
A man just came to the door wanting information about The Salvation Army! We have red shields in our windows, and people often look at them as they pass. One of the (many!) blessings about renting this house is that it is street-level and people can just walk up and ring the doorbell very easily, as this man just did. (In the apartment, you had to get into the building with a code.)
The man did not speak English, and our Estonian is so limited. But we called our new part-time translator (thank God for Ermo!) and he was able to speak with this man and get his phone number so we can arrange to sit down and talk. Meanwhile, we gave him all the propaganda we have on hand.
Please pray for this man!
Just when we feel discouraged (about every few minutes we are tempted to go in that direction!), God sends a stranger to ring our doorbell.
Hurray!
Yesterday we spend the day in Narva. It is always such a wonderful thing for us to go there and see their people and worship with them and be reminded that soon and very soon we will have our OWN people!
Evelyn
The man did not speak English, and our Estonian is so limited. But we called our new part-time translator (thank God for Ermo!) and he was able to speak with this man and get his phone number so we can arrange to sit down and talk. Meanwhile, we gave him all the propaganda we have on hand.
Please pray for this man!
Just when we feel discouraged (about every few minutes we are tempted to go in that direction!), God sends a stranger to ring our doorbell.
Hurray!
Yesterday we spend the day in Narva. It is always such a wonderful thing for us to go there and see their people and worship with them and be reminded that soon and very soon we will have our OWN people!
Evelyn
