I am sad. I knew I would be if I had to leave Honduras.
My ‘fleece’ was that if I got a gas tank for cooking I would stay. If not, I would go. I didn’t get the gas tank.
For some reason it is a very difficult item to get here. I have had friends trying to help me find one for a couple months. I trusted that God would provide this tank if He wanted me to stay here.
I will miss the kids very much. I want to cry every time I think about it. I will miss the new friends I have made. I will miss the more simple way of living.
I will miss everything about living here except for the excessive rain during the rainy season and the horrible traffic of Tegucigalpa.
I am looking forward to being apart of the wonderful things that will be occurring in the church body at home.
I will look forward to the great plans God has laid out for me.
I look forward to being with family and friends.
I will remember the words God echoed in my ears on Wednesday: “For a time”.
Thank you for your love and support.
I am really going to need you guys when I get back
Stacey
You don’t have to wait till….for support from friends. This one is with you now. May peace and comfort be yours now and always.
Dave
I know it must be bittersweet. I appreciate you so much & your loving kindness & service to the precious “least of these” living at Casa de Esperanza. YOU have helped to give them HOPE– a hope that will serve them well all the way to Eternity!!
When do you leave for the States? I hope you are at Casa during the time Jeff & I visit (less than 2 weeks!!) Please know I will be PRAYING for you, Stacy, and your transition away from the “real reality” of Honduras & back to “need in denial a.k.a. America.”
Much love–
Sherry