In the midst of all, through the Name El Roi, we discover that in our lowest moments, someone sees us.  God sees my struggles.  He hears my cry.  In Geneses 16:13, after the Lord sent an angel to encourage Hagar, we find these words: “Thereafter, Hagar used another name to refer to the Lord, Who had spoken to her.  She said, ‘You are the God who sees me.’  She also said, ‘Have I truly seen the One who sees me?’”  We are never alone because we serve a God who sees us in the little things and big things, and in the important ones and not so important things in our lives.

Growing up I always valued the teaching in Proverbs 31:13, “She works with her hands in delight”. This led me to value working with my hands – and specifically, prompted an interest in sewing and clothes making. Eventually I was able to become a tailor.  About two years ago, as I was cutting fabrics and making clothes, I dreamt of helping other women start small scale tailoring projects.

Just a few weeks ago I wrote about a new initiative by our Sunday School teachers to reach out with Christ’s love to the hundreds of street children in Goma …

We returned to Hungary safe and sound August 24th. Thank you for your prayers and kind messages on Facebook! It’s so encouraging to see that you’ve been praying for us. …

Brain Surgery Update Dear Friends and Supporters, Great News! On Friday, Sep. 17, our neurosurgeon’s PA said, “No Cancer!” The pathology report from the biopsy was negative! PTL!! Afterward, Lee’s …

For the Lord sees not as man sees: man looks on the outward appearance, but the Lord looks on the heart.
Matthew 16:7