island. Fortunately, it curved north/west and missed us by 125 miles. Nevertheless we still received 40-50 mph winds all night and part of the next day. Over one hundred-thousand were without power for a couple of days. These photos were the aftermath waves of Earl passing.Among other things, our young adults and teenagers celebrated youth night last Friday. They put together a nice program of song, interpretive dance, and pantomine. In addition to their efforts, a guest speaker and band were also invited. I was somewhat apprehensive about the attendance since only rarely do we have Friday evening services. Nevertheless, our people came through for the youth and we had over eighty show up.
Our church members continue to preach in the wake of my forced vacation of one month (heart stent). They have done a wonderful job filling in. We have five who can speak if I am unable to preach. I think I am "mended" and back
in the saddle.As always, thank you for your continued interest in our lives and work in Puerto Rico.
Johnathan and Mary
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