




We're thankful to several supporters who have given toward our computer fund. We have nearly half the money raised, praise God! We've just started raising for our vehicle fund, and we are still seeking our first donations toward the video projector we purchased, which has been a tremendous blessing. We also need to raise at least $600 a month in new support, which has been a struggle. Please prayerfully consider how you might help us out with our ministry. To help with one of these projects, checks can be made out to Child Evangelism Fellowship and sent to CEF, PO Box 348, Warrenton MO 63383-0348. On the subject line, write the account number of the project you would like to give to. Project numbers are:
Computer fund: E000-4119-060
Vehicle fund: E000-4119-035
Video projector fund: E000-4119-080
General fund: E000-4119-000
Thank you!
Last month was an extremely busy month visiting churches, supporters and getting together with friends and family. It's been wonderful being able to say "thank you" to so many of our supporters! Our official tally involves:
Six church meetings (plus another three services we simply attended)
Fourteen meetings with current supporters
Five individual meetings
Three meetings to help other church ministries
One Good News Club®
902 ministry miles driven
Please pray for us in June as we have one week of CEF Day Camp, nine days of CEF Christian Youth in Action training and more church and supporter visits. We'll need a vacation!


On Memorial day we had the wonderful opportunity to take a ride in a 1919 Ford Model T! Ken Ditty, whose apartment we're staying in, let us go for a spin after the Memorial Day parade in Elizabethville. We rode through the beautiful countryside, stopped at some friends and even had an ice cream. Christopher fell asleep in the back, so the ride must have been comfortable! We managed to get it to about 30 miles per hour. Thanks Ken!
On Saturday we celebrated Jen's birthday with a game of minigolf and swimming. Amy loved the pool and Christopher finally warmed up to it. Jen's father was able to meet up with us in Hempfield, Lancaster County. We met with the missions committee of the Hempfield United Methodist Church where they treated us to dinner and birthday cake. It was a special time and we are grateful to be able to share the special day with those who pray and give to us and our ministry.
We arrived in Hershey a week ago, and have been enjoying getting together with so many friends and supporters. The missionary house we're staying at is absolutely wonderful, with an office space for Brent, a well-stocked kitchen, large back yard for playing and plenty of books for Amy and Chris. Thank you Hershey Free! There are bicycle routes nearby and several nice parks for the kids to play at. It's been a great place to come back to after a day on the road.
It's been a whole lot of fun visiting with Brent's parents. The meals have been excellent, and the weather has been wonderful. Amy has enjoyed putting together a gingerbread house with Poppi, and Grammere makes Christopher giggle a whole lot. The men went out on a couple of short hikes already, taking in the beautiful wilderness. (Look for another posting for our hike to Goose Pond). The kids love the playground at the school just a couple of blocks away.