First time visitors get mugs. I chose a silver one.
The lobby where the book table is located has a table for visitors and a nice coffee nook similar to but fancier than the one we have at Victory Christian Fellowship-Alabang.
In true fellowship fashion, I spent the afternoon with new friends watching a movie at the dollar cinema (aka budget moviehouse). The matinee (afternoon) screening of No Reservations cost $ 1.25! That's even cheaper than Manila!
It was a guuuude Sunday. Very guuuuude.
Hoping that WEEK TWO OF KYERA'S VISA WAIT will be just as guuuuuude and rewarding.
I was very encouraged today to hear a fellow mom remind me that God is responsible for our children. "God does not have grandkids! We are all His children!" Oftentimes as parents, we wish we could control the things that life deals our kids. But the truth is, we can't. It's one of the hardest lessons I'm learning as a parent. My daughter getting a visa is out of my control. I've done my part.
I rest not only in the knowledge that God loves Kyera more than I ever could, but that He can and will take care of her more than I am capable of. Saying this half a world away from her has truly been a faith-stretching season! But I know that He has only her and my best in His plans.
And when I desperately want to hold her, He can do that for me too.
Like now.
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Hey! I know that church. My wife and I got there but we were out of town that weekend. I think I missed the last episode of The Chronicles of Bill played by me.
I think I'm glad about that. Kinda embarrassing. :)
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