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| Central Church, Richland |
Most people know that Timbuktu, Boro-Boro, and Outer Mongolia are
legitimate places. But animated- versions
of such are more likely to come to mind than reality. Timbuktu and Boro-Boro are still pretend to
Jim and I, but we’ve got tee shirts from the land of the Khan. We’ve buried our
hands in the furry humps of Bactrians, filled our shoes with Gobi sand, have
friends with names like Monkhjargal and Bolormaa, know the meaning of
‘ashquiday’, and even pay taxes in this exotic nation. And
yet, when we are home, where rainforests and slugs are the norm, Mongolia
seems as mysteriously surreal to us as it does to you.
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| Cross Roads, Yelm |
Stepping through the security
scanners at SeaTac begins the unnatural transport to the other side of the
planet. After 5 movies, 3 meals and endless drinks, received in allotted spaces
smaller than coffins, we emerge into a strange new realm. Everything is
different: language, food, sights, sounds, even smells.
But you, our beloved supporter, have most likely not experienced this magical transformation. You can only
imagine the frigid air, wafts of boiling mutton, or the hills covered in chocolate chip shaped homes. Still, you pray for us, give us money, show interest in our challenges
and triumphs, and support our ministry efforts. This gracious generosity
astounds us. We are grateful for you. Thank you Super Sender!
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| Dee Anna & Alisha Milani Packaging & Sell Jewelry |
