The Flower of Youth
Yesterday the 9th and 10th grade students from Evangel dug completely around an entire wing of the church by hand for a water-proofing project. They worked so hard with a sweet spirit. They are an outstanding group of young people.
“The flower of youth is never more beautiful than when it bends toward the Sun of Righteousness.”
Last night we took the team to Indiana Dunes to watch the sunset. We had planned it all week, but when the time came it was cloudy and dark. I said, “It will be a miracle if we see a sunset.” We climbed to the top of the dune, but I began to speak. Fifteen minutes into my talk or less the clouds parted and the sun shone down in shafts on the Chicago Skyline across the lake, the sun setting just to the north from where we were. We sat down and watch the most beautiful orange ball cast an orange path on a silvery blue lake and then sink down until it was dusk.
Thanks for sharing a picture of the kids and keeping us updated. So glad my Hannah got to go and its great to see her smiling in this picture!
Enjoy the rest of the week.
Hannah Williams you are the best and I can see a hard worker,just like good old grandma.So happy you were able to join the team,Also for that sunset.Only God.Love Grandma
We went through there from Mel and Jim’s about 7:30 or so on
Isn’t that funny… I did not know you were there.
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