Update 4-01-08

I don't have much experience with cement which makes it hard to tell if someone I hire knows what they are doing. So it was a huge weight off of me when some friends from church volunteered their time and expertise to come and do some of the cement work. We spent two days working on the outside and they will come again when they have another block of free time.

Besides being a fun work time and having them teach me some new skills I am very blessed by their hearts for ministry. Most Peruvians have to work 6 days a week to make ends meet (Some work 7). So this means a lot to have local help and we will continue to encourage it as much as possible.

The carpenters have been plugging away. Most of the frames have been installed and right now they are working on the doors.

On a personal note, the Eatons are blessed to finally have their new car. We're grateful to the Bible College for allowing us to borrow a vehicule for so long. And now we are enjoying our own wheels. Sarah, who is 7 months pregnant, is especially enjoying the air conditioning.