We are in New Mexico!

We have made it safely to New Mexico.  We had a wonderful lightening display as we got closer to Shiprock but managed to unload the vehicles without getting too wet.  Devotions just ended and we are heading to bed.  You will get a more official blog posting in the morning about today's events.  (The adventures of Bob should be a part of the post.)

Thanks for reading along.

Your Mission Trip Team

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  1. melaniemcJuly 22, 2018 at 7:46 AM

    Glad you are all in safely! We are thinking of you and praying for you in worship today!! :) Looking forward to the adventures of all, including Bob!
    Melanie

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