Thursday, April 2, 2009

April 2/09

Thanks for praying for us this morning. We had a really good conversation with some people we may need on our side down the road. We've got some information and some new vocabulary and another meeting to set up.

r

Wednesday, April 1, 2009

April 1/09

Please pray for us tomorrow, April 2, between 11 and 11:30 am. We have a meeting to go to.

r

Saturday, November 22, 2008

November 22/08

Today we've got a crew going around the Motel shrinkwrapping windows. Pray for safety as they work.

Also, pray for the manager of the Motel. His family is struggling with some significant health issues. Pray for healing and for peace of mind in the middle of a very difficult time.

r

Friday, November 7, 2008

November 7/08

Hi,

I just wanted to pass on a need that we're facing right now.
The chairs we use for Dinner each week are old and many are getting wobbly. In addition, we don't have enough tables for everyone to sit at.

If you, or someone you know, has some chairs or tables to pass on to us, we'd really appreciate it.

Thanks,

Ruth Wilkinson





Monday, October 20, 2008

October 20/08

Hi,

Just a note to remind you that our meet and greet for those interested in, or already, working with the disadvantaged in Northumberland will be held Tuesday October 21, 7:00 pm at First Baptist Church in Port Hope.

The evening is being organized by the Greenwood Tower Initiative and we'll have information and brief presentations from a number of organizations and individuals in the area doing this kind of work.

Hope to see you there.

Ruth Wilkinson

Tuesday, September 30, 2008

September 30/08

Pray for safety today for two beautiful people who are helping S and her family move to the city next door.

It's pouring rain and they've got a pickup truck full of boxes pulling a trailer full of appliances and furniture.

It's a long drive from here to there and it's going to take two trips.

Thanks,


Ruth
sgworship.blogspot.com

Thursday, September 11, 2008

September 11/08

Hi, again.

We found out a week ago that some of our friends, a family with young kids, is moving out and up to a small city north of here. They'll be getting a 3 bedroom house with Public Housing. We'll miss them, but we're really glad for them. The little one has been learning to count by practicing on cop cars driving through the parking lot.

Thank you for your prayers over the last few weeks. Things have been a bit more peaceful to end the summer and we're grateful for the rest.

As we head into winter, there are some questions that need to be answered for us to continue confidently. We're all dreading the idea of shivering through Dinner week after week like we did last year, and the cost of heating the large room is huge, made worse by the absence of insulation, the windows that are stuck open and the inefficient base board heaters. Makes sitting around to play euchre or play the piano really unattractive!

Where we're at right now, is face to face with a couple of significant decisions. Because of the nature of our relationship with the owner of the Motel, we've decided to keep the specifics vague (an oxymoron, I know).

But we really do covet your prayers.

  • Please pray that a good door will open and that we'll find favour with those with whom we need to find favour.
  • Pray that God will give us direction and guidance and show us what the best path is.
  • Pray that we'll be wise, and "gentle as doves and wise as serpents" in dealing with tricky relationships.
  • And continue to pray that the person we need to see come to fill a particular role will be brought our way.
Is that vague enough? :-)
  • Pray for our new team members from St. John's Anglican, for energy and love and safety.
There's so much at stake here for this invisible group of disinherited people, that we must be wise in balancing boldness with babysteps. Please keep praying for us.

Thanks.

Ruth
http://sgworship.blogspot.com