Psalms 40:5 “Many, O Lord my God, are thy wonderful works which thou hast done, and thy thoughts which are to usward: They cannot be reckoned up in order unto thee: if I would declare and speak of them, they are more than can be numbered.”
I truly do love that verse. God’s handiwork is seen in every fraction of our lives, and the evidences of His wonderful works are too many to be analyzed or numbered. It is as if to say that Human Mathematics could never comprehend the sun total of all that God has so wonderfully done. But it gets even better… “And thy thoughts which are to usward.” What humbles my spirit is to think that God thinks about me, and that His thoughts toward me are innumerable. Those thoughts are as many as His wonderful works, or maybe we could say that the thoughts toward us is also a wonderful work!
Well, since our last report much has happened in the Pritchard Household.
First, Terri and I found out we will be grandparents to a baby boy sometime later this year. Our son and daughter-in-law, Phillip & Sarah, have been serving with us on the Preach Team, and will be leaving for Africa on June 15th. The baby will be born in Africa sometime late October. Please pray with us for safety and providence.
Also, big plans are underway for our daughter Tiffany’s wedding to Jon Williams, son to Pastor Rick and Nora Williams of the Sterling Baptist Church in Sterling, Georgia. Jon is 25 years old and serves as Assistant Pastor to his father there at SBC. We are very proud and honored at what God is doing in Jon and Tiffany’s lives.
In addition to all the other changes in our lives here lately, our daughter Brittany will be enrolling in Heartland Baptist Bible College in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Please be in prayer for our children and there new futures. We are experiencing lots of mixed emotions these days, but certainly we rejoice in all God has led us to do.
Just a brief report on the kidney operation, after several weeks of misery I can say that God is faithful and has restored much of my health and energy.
We have 7 weeks before we leave again for the field. Your prayers are appreciated and always felt. Thank You.
Dear Pastor & Friends, June-July Newsletter
Psalms 40:5 “Many, O Lord my God, are thy wonderful works which thou hast done, and thy thoughts which are to usward: They cannot be reckoned up in order unto thee: if I would declare and speak of them, they are more than can be numbered.”
I truly do love that verse. God’s handiwork is seen in every fraction of our lives, and the evidences of His wonderful works are too many to be analyzed or numbered. It is as if to say that Human Mathematics could never comprehend the sun total of all that God has so wonderfully done. But it gets even better… “And thy thoughts which are to usward.” What humbles my spirit is to think that God thinks about me, and that His thoughts toward me are innumerable. Those thoughts are as many as His wonderful works, or maybe we could say that the thoughts toward us is also a wonderful work!
Well, since our last report much has happened in the Pritchard Household.
First, Terri and I found out we will be grandparents to a baby boy sometime later this year. Our son and daughter-in-law, Phillip & Sarah, have been serving with us on the Preach Team, and will be leaving for Africa on June 15th. The baby will be born in Africa sometime late October. Please pray with us for safety and providence.
Also, big plans are underway for our daughter Tiffany’s wedding to Jon Williams, son to Pastor Rick and Nora Williams of the Sterling Baptist Church in Sterling, Georgia. Jon is 25 years old and serves as Assistant Pastor to his father there at SBC. We are very proud and honored at what God is doing in Jon and Tiffany’s lives.
In addition to all the other changes in our lives here lately, our daughter Brittany will be enrolling in Heartland Baptist Bible College in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Please be in prayer for our children and there new futures. We are experiencing lots of mixed emotions these days, but certainly we rejoice in all God has led us to do.
Just a brief report on the kidney operation, after several weeks of misery I can say that God is faithful and has restored much of my health and energy.
We have 7 weeks before we leave again for the field. Your prayers are appreciated and always felt. Thank You.
That Others May Know Him,
Dr. Paul E. Pritchard Jr.