Welcome

I would love to invite you into my home to have a cup of tea with me. We could sit in my sunny kitchen and talk about all the things that are going on in our lives. I could share with you the news I hear from my grown daughters. How my grandkids are growing. We could laugh together over the funny things that they have said. It would be fun to share the ins and outs of our family life, and talk about our latest creative projects. We could share what God has been teaching us, in our personal lives, and encourage each other on this walk of faith. We could pray together, laugh together, and even cry together. Since most of us will never be able to sit down together face to face, I would like to invite you to join me here. So come on in and have a cup of tea with me.

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Joy

Joy

About Me

Crossville, Tennessee, United States
Hi, I'm Joy! I'm the creator behind Memory Mosaic. I believe every life is a beautiful mosaic, built from moments both ordinary and extraordinary. Thanks for stopping by—I hope you'll find inspiration here to celebrate, preserve, and share your own stories.

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Sunday, July 11, 2010

Friends

It is such a wonderful blessing to be part of the family of God! It makes it possible to meet people that you've never known before and after spending just a little bit of time with them, you feel like you have a friend for life.

Last Monday afternoon, Tony, Teddy and I took a bus trip to Guayaquil. We went there to meet a team of 5 people coming in from Knoxville, TN. They were all part of mission team from West Park Baptist Church. Of the 5 people Tony and I had the opportunity to meet 2 of them about a year and a half ago, for an evening meal.

Now after spending the week with them, we feel like each one of them is a very special friend, and we really do hope that they will be able to return and that we will be able to visit with them when we make a trip back to the US.

I am so thankful for each one of our supporting churches. For the friends we have been able to make in each one. For the impact many of you have made on our lives, on the lives of our children and on the lives of many people here in Ecuador.

This week, not only did these very special people minister to our church family and community, they also blessed our family and ministered to us.

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