I decided to embellish some dishtowels that we would hand out to the nurses at the hospital.
When we arrived they had everyone gathered together. We sang Christmas Carols (in french) and the accoustics were perfect in the courtyard. We handed out our gifts and everyone was so thankful. I helped an elderly man open his. I explained to him what it was and put it on his knees. Then, I saw a lady in the corner with just part of her gift opened. She was smiling and looking at everyone admiring their quilts. She would look at her gift and tear just a little more open, then look around again. She was so happy to have a gift and enjoy the Christmas Spirit. I went over to help her. She gently touched Micah and said, "Thank you so much, this is so kind." She was truly thankful and happy we were there. The nurses were happy too and the head nurse was so thankful we came.
Please pray with me that the Lord will use us here in St. Barths. We want to reach this island for Him! We pray that God's Love was shown through us today and that He will be magnified!
What a sweet idea! Praying that God uses it!
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ReplyDeleteAs I read how you and your girls made the quilts I knew in my spirit that you would make a huge impact in the community by this very thoughtful gesture. Your children look so lovely decked out in Christmas colour. It was very touching to read of the presentation of gifts too.
ReplyDeleteI pray that the Lord would mightily use you. I know he will for you have a heart for service and a knack for knowing what to do. May God continue to give you and your husband open doors and wisdom in how to share the love of God. Glory be to God. Have a wonderful Christmas.
You are reaching the people of St. Barth's while being Jesus' hands and feet! What a beautiful outpouring of love. The people notice. They know you are different. No doubt, Jesus is shining through. Merry Christmas, Kami!!
ReplyDeleteHello there. Just found your blog. I am always looking for other Christian blogs to follow. Blessings on you and yours this Christmas.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas from Kamloops, B.C. Canada
The quilts looks very nice hanging on the line together. Such giving hearts you have. It's a privilege to read your blog and hear of your ventures. Wishing you a very blessed Christmas season.
ReplyDeleteThis brought a tear to my eyes. I pray that you WILL win some on St. Barths.
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