It's been a while since we have had power - going on two weeks and while I have had many things to update thus is one reason you haven't heard from us! Still no power but sending this update from Adam's phone! After five weeks in Bombo our family took a sabbath and spent the day in the city before picking up the immersion team this morning. We took Luke to a park, saw a movie and got a pizza. This time together was a blessing. After spending some time talking with Laurie we both came to the same conclusion - we really love each other! But seriously, the history that we carry as friends has made this transition as parents in Uganda very smooth. Laurie, Jen, and I were roommates in 2005 and now six years later all married and with children we are all living together in Uganda. Without the history that we carry as friends and how the Lord has grown us we would not be able to serve together in the capacity that we are.  We are so excited to be able to participate in this great work along side our dear friends! Sorry for short update.  More to ...

Oli otyia? (how are you?), We are doing very well! Everyone is adjusting to the time change and finally last night (sunday) Luke slept through the night! Eden still wakes up every night for an hour or two, but the other night I was happy to enjoy the time with her as she took her first steps! She was very proud of herself. Yeah Edie! Luke has made some new friends. Besides the blessing of his friend Owen living here with us, Luke eagerly introduces himself to the children here. We are blessed to have established relationships with our cooperatives in Bombo. Daily we spend time with these families and many of them have children Luke and Eden's age (Rachel and Gideon are the favorites so far!).  Last week the market experience was overwhelming as I faced culture shock which was rooted in the language barrier and open air market. I had both kids with me and succumbed to the insecurities that exist when one is not familiar with the spoken language or environment. After five days I am now confident to go to the market daily and make exchanges in Luganda! I am thankful for this learning process and It is my ...