Missing the field!

But we, brethren, being taken from you for a short time in presence, not in heart, endeavoured the more abundantly to see your face with great desire. 1 Th 2:17

This verse truly is how we feel for our church back in Mexico. We have a great desire to be back with our people in Mexico. However, God has a different course for us at this time. As you know, our original plans for Furlough was to be in the states for February- April, and August-October.

With everything that has been happening in our country, all of our meetings for this first part of our Furlough are being rescheduled. With this rescheduling, it looks like we will have to be here in the States longer than we had planned. But, we know God has everything in control and has this road for us to travel for a reason.

We are all doing well health-wise, and everyone in our church in Mexico is doing well also. We have no reports of any sickness from the Coronavirus. It is a great blessing the Lord has kept us and everyone in our church healthy and strong.

We would appreciate your prayers as we seek God's will in when to begin traveling again. We have been very blessed with a very comfortable place to stay during all of this. Stephanie's parents in Michigan prepared a privet room for us in their home, and they have housed us during all of this. We are ever so grateful for their hospitality and love.

We are praying for all of you and that the economy will begin opening back up soon. Please pray for us as we attempt to get things back rolling for Furlough. We understand that it will be difficult because many churches will be trying to recover from this big hit to our country and world. However, we know God can raise the extra funds we need to continue the work in Mexico.

Again I want to say thank you all for your faithful prayers and support it truly means so much to us to have amazing partners in the ministry like you all!

God bless and remember God is still on the throne and in control! God bless!

Unto the furtherance of the Gospel,

The Granger family