Travel and Speaking Schedule
If you're in Ohio, and if we haven't yet connected with you this year come to one of the following events. If you can't, then gather some friends at your house on a weekday, give us a call and we'll show up to talk about our life and work in Africa. Here is our current schedule for this summer and major points of transition once we leave the states.
June 25 - travel to Ohio (Leaving Nyack)
June 29 - Heartland Alliance Church - Run/Walk/Bike for Senegal, Lexington, Ohio
July 1-6 - In California with Family
July 9 - Picnic with Bucyrus Alliance Church, Ohio
July 13 - Sunday Morning: First Alliance Church, Mansfield, Ohio
July 18 - Central District of the CMA Banquet
July 26 - Stow Alliance Church, 10a.m., Ohio
July 26 - Rolling Acres Alliance Church, 5:30p.m., Ohio
July 27 - New Life Fellowship Picnic, 6p.m. Fredricktown, Ohio
August 11 - Depart from the U.S.A.
Keep praying for us...
August 11 - Cindy, Holly, Andy to Dakar to get the kids established in boarding school
August 11 - Matt to Oxford, England for a conference on Contextual Evangelical theology
August 16 - Matt & Cindy meet in Poitiers, France to fill in for a pastor for 2 weeks
August 28 - We move to Massy, France to review French for almost 2 months.
October 22 - to Bangkok, Thailand to participate in the World Evangelical Alliance General Assembly
November 6 - to Dakar, Senegal (to finish out Cindy's return ticket and visit the kids and get our personal belongings shipped to Abidjan)
November 15ish - move to Abidjan (finally)
(November 30 - presidential elections in Cote d'Ivoire - Pray for no rioting!)
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Thanks for keeping us updated and taking the initiative in communicating with this online generation. It was great to see you last night and really appreciate you stopping by. We'll be heading to Ohio a couple days after you do so please don't mess up the state too much. We've got to have something still standing for the November elections and the debacle we find ourselves in every presidential election since the turn of the century.
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