Building Library Builds Hope

As most of you know, I've moved into town.  Those of you who know me know what a huge victory this is!  :-)

I LOVE IT!

It's not a mansion, but it's my own space.  And the freedom and the peace that come with it are worth more than I could ever afford in rent.

There are many good things about this move--like having reliable wireless internet; and being within walking distance of the pool, the park, the library, my favorite burger joint, and my doctor.

But one of the very best things about my new home is my neighbor, Mrs. Betty Casad.  I teasingly call her "The Rescue Squad", because she helps.  When the computer falls up, or the thermostat won't behave, she walks her dog, Missy, in this direction; and she helps.

I love her; I admire her, and I am more than a little honored to call her "friend".

For years, Betty and her husband were missionaries of a different sort.  Gene's work was to translate The Bible from English into lessor known--not mainstream--languages.  So they could read God's Word, in their native tounge, without needing any human translator.

One of their major projects involved The Cora Indians, of Mexico.
Betty and Gene lived among them, and worked with them, for years--both in Mexico and in the U.S.

Now, Betty, who still has very strong heart ties to The Cora, is going back!  We should all have one thing in our lives that we are this committed to and drawn to do...

Please, follow this link, and check out her upcoming adventure!  If you cannot invest your money, please, invest your prayers--that she and her group will be constantly covered, and blessed at every step!

http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/nayari-language-project