We had our own Wildest Dreams prayer service tonight at the same church in which we worshipped this morning...they were very gracious to allow us to be there. It was such a meaningful time, especially considering what were doing was in tandem with what our church was doing in Brentwood.
The evening was pretty Ecuadorian for us, from the dog which decided to howl just outside the church door the whole time to singing a new worship song (at least to us) entirely in Spanish, basically repeating over and over "Our God is so good." It was very encouraging (at least to me) to hear team members share about how God has ministered to them specifically at Rolling Hills, as well as to hear their prayers and hopes for the future.
I have no idea what God is going to do thru this "Wildest Dreams" campaign, but I have to only imagine and trust that God will do something that will give Himself incredible glory, and I cannot wait!
On another note, please pray for us. There are a couple of folks who are beginning to feel under the weather a bit. We are fortunate to have some good down time while we are stranded here in Quito, so that will definitely help. We have planned a light day for tomorrow, so hopefully by the time we begin traveling home people will feel better.
We are confirmed for a flight on Tuesday morning. Things could still change, but air travel is normalizing since the accident on Friday. Unless something else happens, we should be home on Tuesday at 5:28 p.m. Pray for that, please! We love Ecuador, and our time here, even the extra, unplanned days, has been really great. But it will be nice to be home.
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Team,
Thanks so much for joining us in prayer last night. We let everyone know last night that you guys were having a prayer service there at the same time we were. God moved in such a powerful way! Laura, we missed you but know God had it in His plan all along for you to lead in this in Ecuador. We miss you guys and can't wait to hear about your adventures!
Lesli Crawford
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