What a beautiful place God has made. No Power, No Running Water, No Cell Phones, No TV. It couldn't get any better. God never ceases to amaze me at what he does and continues to do. After traveling over 1700 miles in three days I have heard no grumbling or complaining. Everyone seems to be in one accord with one another. The new camp site is beautiful. It reminds me a lot of camp cowen. I am so proud of our kids, even though this is only day 2 they have done everything that has been ask of them and then some. Most of our jobs have been completed and should be finished by Wednesday. We are starting to look for more work to do. The Crow Indians are great people to work with, they are very receptive to us and treat us as we belong with them. God has showed me that it is not always about getting the work done, but just taking the time to spend and share with others. Just sitting around the camp fire listening to the kids and adults share what God has done for them and what he is doing with their hearts. You couldn't have asked for a better group to travel with and send out as representatives for Christ. I am sitting here at the park watching everyone enter act with the children at the carnival we are doing. I want to thank everyone that made this trip possible for us and to everyone who is taking care of Riley for us while we are away.
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