Added some new pictures to the Photo section from the Italy trip, you should check them out! And tomorrow with any luck I’ll add some of my recent phone pictures.

Sooo, check out the photo section!

And here’s just a little teaser… I snuck this photo inside the Roman catacombs, when we weren’t supposed to be taking pictures(notice the shoot-from-the-hip angle), so don’t tell the monk security guards…

To be honest, I was just waiting for Phill to fess up to Googling the answer :)

Alright, I know there is someone that knows the answer to this in my blog readers circle.

What is the town of Zwolle, LA famous for?

Happy guessing!

I guess it’s just my nature to blog? I had to show off a little of God’s beauty that I’m chilling in this weekend. Loving it.

I’m really not going to do this the whole time, this was just a fun pic.

So, for all of you that I forgot to tell, or didn’t tell very intentionally, I am actually camping for the next few days somewhere on the Texas/Louisiana border. Granted, we’re in cabins, with electricity, running water and heat. And of course, blogging capabilities! Point is, I’m in the woods, attempting to somewhat relax and “rough it”. Hope you all are having a Happy Thanksgiving!

He is my favorite Italian ever. He was our interpreter this week, and I don’t think I’ve ever met a person with a more genuine love of God and People. Praise God for worldwide family!

This picture doesn’t do it justice, but this is where we are about to play a worship concert! God is amazing!

I’ll see you there!

In the middle of a service, but right now there is no translator, so I’m ok ;)

First of all, Rob, as crazy as it is, there are french fries at almost every meal (they are frequent), and they are some of the best french fries I’ve ever tasted. Wild, I know.

Working on being able to post on the Italy Team Blog, sorry about that delay. But I’ll be on mine, so that’ll have to do for now. Apparently, Sicily is not a place that has readily accepted the world wide web.

Well earlier this afternoon we packed up our stuff, and hopped on the bus to head 2 hours across Sicily to the town of Catania, to our next place we will be working. That is the church I’m in right now. I gotta tell ya, it was not easy saying goodbye to all of the friends that we made. The fact that we grew so close while learning a new language is just God.

Please continue to pray for effectiveness and wisdom, the situations we are thrown into are always very interesting ;)

Pictures coming soon I hope…

Ciao a presto!
(Goodbye, till next time!)