On our flights

 Hi everybody! We have officially taken off for Cancun. Airports are always filled with stress and nervous anticipation, but I'm glad to say that we are all securely on our flights and settled in. One step down! I'm very excited to get there, even if we won't start working right away. This is sure to be an amazing trip and adventure, so even through the worries of travel I am very optimistic about this week. We are almost over the airport hurdle and on to the reason we are going to Cancun. I hope for a productive and fun learning experience of a week!

Lacey 

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  1. JoannFebruary 10, 2024 at 7:34 PM

    We Made it! Just wanted to let everyone know we all made it through an eventful day of delays, diversions, and immigration lines to receive the warmest and loving welcome by Jocobo and Omega and their family. What a gift to be with this family again (nine years later for Steve and me). Looking forward to worshiping together with our Ministerio de Vida church family tomorrow morning and seeing how God is at work in this incredible faith community in the days ahead.

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