Thursday, November 10, 2011 - Waiting to leave for Nigeria
Just received a telephone call from the young man helping us in Atlanta.....
Monday, November 07, 2011 - Lafayette, Indiana, USA (countdown to day one)
Received and opened the US Postal Service Express Mail package from the Nigerian Consulate in Atlanta,
Georgia, today. Everything was there that we had sent to them: passports, extra photos, proof of
payments, letters of invitation, etc., however there were no visas enclosed......
Tuesday, November 08, 2011 -Lafayette, Indiana, USA (Still counting down to day one)
A Nigerian national, who lives in Atlanta, is taking our information directly to the consulate tomorrow.
So we will wait to hear how that turns out. Cancelled our plane tickets.....
Monday, November 14, Pastor Ajoku’s church
Pastor Ma’vis (Souls Redemption Ministry) came to visit this morning, and met Judy for the first time. We had a nice
visit – such a nice, soft-spoken man, with a sweet spirit.
He told us his church poured the foundation for its new building-last year their building was new, so they must really
be growing. Judy presented him with a small gift (picture frame) for his wife, Joy.
Tuesday, November 15 – Judy’s turn to preach
Pastor Ajoku and his wife brought us breakfast: an egg dish with tomatoes and onions, bread, honey, coffee for Judy and Juice
for me – pineapple/coconut and peach.
In the afternoon, Pastor Ajoku picked us up and took us to a new restaurant operated by a Lebanese man. Judy asked about
preacher from Texas who visited Warri, a few years ago.
Wednesday, November 16
Pastor Ajoku came by early with an adaptor so that the net book can be recharged and I can get caught up on the daily blogs,
which won’t be uploaded until we see Pastor Mike, who will provide us with a modem.
Monday, November 07, 2011 - Lafayette, Indiana, USA (countdown to day one)
Received and opened the US Postal Service Express Mail package from the Nigerian Consulate in Atlanta,
Georgia, today. Everything was there that we had sent to them: passports, extra photos, proof of
payments, letters of invitation, etc., however there were no visas enclosed......
Tuesday, November 08, 2011 -Lafayette, Indiana, USA (Still counting down to day one)
A Nigerian national, who lives in Atlanta, is taking our information directly to the consulate tomorrow.
So we will wait to hear how that turns out. Cancelled our plane tickets.....
Monday, November 14, Pastor Ajoku’s church
Pastor Ma’vis (Souls Redemption Ministry) came to visit this morning, and met Judy for the first time. We had a nice
visit – such a nice, soft-spoken man, with a sweet spirit.
He told us his church poured the foundation for its new building-last year their building was new, so they must really
be growing. Judy presented him with a small gift (picture frame) for his wife, Joy.
Tuesday, November 15 – Judy’s turn to preach
Pastor Ajoku and his wife brought us breakfast: an egg dish with tomatoes and onions, bread, honey, coffee for Judy and Juice
for me – pineapple/coconut and peach.
In the afternoon, Pastor Ajoku picked us up and took us to a new restaurant operated by a Lebanese man. Judy asked about
preacher from Texas who visited Warri, a few years ago.
Wednesday, November 16
Pastor Ajoku came by early with an adaptor so that the net book can be recharged and I can get caught up on the daily blogs,
which won’t be uploaded until we see Pastor Mike, who will provide us with a modem.