Half Awake in Paris

Day two, Paris with the natives.  Natives in Paris?  Not African  

natives, but French placed natives by the name of Rob and Nicole  

Plaster.

It was an all night, I guess that's what you can call it when your  

time zone leaps ahead about 6 hours, flight complete with lots of  

people, in flight movies and more carbohydrates than probably a man  

my age should be eating:)  Anyone, thankfully the flight was mostly  

uneventful, a bit of a delay, got us into Paris a little behind  

schedule but considering we had about a twelve hour layover, it  

really didn't matter.

Once in Paris the Plasters were superior hosts as we dined in some  

fine, yet affordable cuisine, saw the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame and  

closed out our time with some delicious ice cream.  I am thankful for  

the chance to see and hear first hand the ministry that Plasters have  

endeavored to do under the Lord's guidance.  Yet another way that a  

bunch of Wooster Jesus people who reside at 4599 Burbank Road are  

making a difference by giving back to the Plasters and the people of  

France.  What a joy to be serving on the front lines representing  

Jesus and all the folks back home.  Thanks again today for your  

prayers for our team.

Tonight we will be flying out from Paris about 11:00 p.m., which will  

land us in Bangui, Africa, early tomorrow morning. Pray for contacts  

on the plane, along with adequate rest for the team because so far  

it's been an hour here and there of sleep we've been able to grab  

since leaving Wooster yesterday morning.

Tomorrow we will be acclimating in Bangui and then it's off to the  

village we go!

Thanks for stopping by the blog, and I look forward to chatting  

together again soon!

RAD