Annie is my granddaughter who has just started this blog. She and her family are down in Guatemala on a mission trip and she is having an awesome experience in an orphanage. Blessings, Natalie
Thanks, Skye, for following her and keeping her lifted up in prayer. This is actually the adoption agency where her two brothers, my grandsons, came from. They were adopted at birth however, and so this is their first trip to Guatemala too and the orphanage. I hope they are having a good experience too since they had mixed emotions about it before they went. Love and hugs, Natalie 🙂
Natalie, your granddaughter’s words really touched me. I had a special needs sister (with Down’s Syndrome) who taught me to love all special needs people. I look forward to seeing her again in Heaven. How wonderful that Annie allowed God to open her heart to these angels on earth.
Thanks, Wendy. I’m so glad her words touched you. Annie’s becoming an even more extraordinary young lady through her experience there. This is actually the adoption agency where her two brothers, my grandsons, came from. They were adopted at birth however, and so this is their first trip to Guatemala and the orphanage. I hope they are having a good experience too since they had mixed emotions about it before they left. Love and hugs, Natalie 🙂
Natalie, your granddaughter looks very like my daughter Beth who has identical blonde plaits and a heart to serve others. She will be a junior leader at a summer camp next week, and next year she will be a volunteer with Youth for Christ.
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She is adorable!! Going to follow her so I can be lifting her up in prayer. Thank you for sharing, Sweet Natlie! Hugs!!!
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Thanks, Skye, for following her and keeping her lifted up in prayer. This is actually the adoption agency where her two brothers, my grandsons, came from. They were adopted at birth however, and so this is their first trip to Guatemala too and the orphanage. I hope they are having a good experience too since they had mixed emotions about it before they went. Love and hugs, Natalie 🙂
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Natalie, your granddaughter’s words really touched me. I had a special needs sister (with Down’s Syndrome) who taught me to love all special needs people. I look forward to seeing her again in Heaven. How wonderful that Annie allowed God to open her heart to these angels on earth.
Blessings & Hugs ~ Wendy ❀
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Thanks, Wendy. I’m so glad her words touched you. Annie’s becoming an even more extraordinary young lady through her experience there. This is actually the adoption agency where her two brothers, my grandsons, came from. They were adopted at birth however, and so this is their first trip to Guatemala and the orphanage. I hope they are having a good experience too since they had mixed emotions about it before they left. Love and hugs, Natalie 🙂
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Natalie, your granddaughter looks very like my daughter Beth who has identical blonde plaits and a heart to serve others. She will be a junior leader at a summer camp next week, and next year she will be a volunteer with Youth for Christ.
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Interesting, David. And both of them are loving and serving the Lord. How blessed we both are! Hugs, Natalie 🙂
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