God's gifts 923-932

923. A reminder that God will provide the workers he wants for the VBS program, even though I just found out I need to find a few more

924. Meeting with the VBS helpers this morning and getting excited to see how God will work through it

925. Adrianna pushing the dump truck into Abel over and over and him thinking it was the funniest trick
926. Playing a board game with Adrianna
927. Adrianna working on her calling cards, while I read Long Winter to her, and Abel took a bath
928. Abel excitedly joining Adrianna every time she starts a craft
930. Abel eating zucchini when we put mustard on it for him
931. Scott and the kids doing karaoke with the Leap Frog machine
932. A women's desert gathering at church

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