News From the Dyars...

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Greetings from Redding,

This month we have a short but sweet update. We’ve had another $500 come in towards the Kenya trip. This leaves us with only $1,300 more to raise. As we have placed this trip before the Lord, we continue to know two things: 1. Mark is supposed to go; and, 2. The provision is going to look different this time. While not a wholly comfortable place for us, we trust the Lord. We trust His goodness. We trust His provision. We trust His timing. The command for the moment is to trust and rest. So, that is what we will do.
We look forward to having more news to share next month.

Yours for the kingdom,

Mark & Julie Dyar

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