Prayers Please!!!

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We were given tentative travel dates early this month. In order to book our flights and make everything a go.... We need to pass court this week! We have a court date one day next week (we are not told the exact date), we are guessing it is the 16th. Please pray that all the paperwork will be in order and the judge will rule in our favor. If we pass court next week, we can book our airline tickets and POST PICTURES of Daniel. If we pass court we will be leaving to get our son in 23 days! If we don't pass it just makes the wait even longer, it not that we won't pass. It just means that the papers weren't quite right!

We want to say thank you for all the prayers that have gotten us this far in the process. Adoption is a long and emotional process. One that does not happen in our timing but in God's! We have learned a lot in this journey and have made some good friends. We are very grateful for this experience!

I would also like to say thank you for all the donations and gifts. We have been given so much stuff! Your support is very generous and much appreciated. We can't wait to introduce our son to you!

Please pray for the seven families that are in our tentative travel group, that have court dates next week.

Comments

Jody Britton said…
23 days???? Wow!!! Thanks for figuring that out for me. I hadn't done that one yet!!! Can't wait to see what next week brings....miracles I pray! Talk to you soon!
October 9, 2008 at 6:20 PM
the Steiger's said…
I am on pins and needles. I can not wait to know more next week.
love, LEnka
PS: We are praying.
October 10, 2008 at 5:33 AM
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