Greetings from India

Hello and greetings from India. Today we have the afternoon pretty much free so I thought I'd take some time to tell you what we've been up to lately. We travelled to Hyderbad to days ago and attended a English church service in which we performed a song for them and one of us (Sarah) did a testimony. Then we went to a church commissioning service, in which we did the same thing except that that one lasted for about 3 hours. I guess it was the first service of that church. So then we drove back to Bapatla, where we are staying for the next couple days and driving to nearby towns/cities to go to worship meetings. Its an eight hour drive from Hyderbad Bapatla so we've been doing a lot of driving lately. Everything's been going mainly well, Sarah's better but last night Kevin started to get sick. So if you can pray that he gets better that would be great. With all these people getting sick it has become a personal mission for me and Ian to not get sick. We would like to stay healthy the whole time. So we'd appreciate your prayers that we succeed in this endeavour. A personal issue for me is the tea. Since no one has addressed this in earlier entries I will now explain. Tea (and Coffee) in India is not made the way we make it. They don't use any water and instead make it with Water Buffalo Milk and a lot of sugar. Now while it does actually taste pretty good it doesn't taste like tea and I would really like a cup of tea. But I guess being in India is worth this particular sacrifice. Again thanks for all your support. We miss you all, Christian.