I woke up this morning thinking about the loss of our RV Business.  I feel for Kelly and his family all of the other families that we represented and know in my heart that RV Town raised-up the ministry of Displaced Orphans International.  So, I can rest in knowing that, as uncomfortable as it is filing for unemployment with all of the others, this is a time, not to reflect, but to push forward!

The ministry of DOI serves people where there are more land mines than anywhere else in the world.  It serves people who have no country and little chance of a "normal" life.  I have been home just under one week.  I was in the refugee camps, tending to orphans, holding the limbs that were shattered by the land mines and even privileged to be with and pray for the little beautiful souls taken out of the brothels.

I don't have to have normal life to know that I am free and blessed and purchased and ransomed!  My wife and I are home now, as is the whole mission team that went with us.  We all have a story to tell and it's a story that needs to be heard.  It's a cause worth standing-up for.  Please tell a friend to turn their ear and come to the aid of the little ones we serve