Posted in
General Posts by David Shaw on 2/8/2010
The
Wild Ride to the OutBack
We
arrived in Darwin at about 12:30 AM. As soon as you step outside you
are
assaulted by humidity. Its like I never left Home. Its now about 95
everyday.
It rains for about an hour or so somewhere around us. It the rainy
season here.
You can at lest be rained on or at least see a rainstorm on the horizon
most of
the time.
We
packed up our Troupe, outback vehicle, and went on our way to Woolaning
which
is actually based in the middle of Litchfield National Park here in the
Northern territory. Its about an hour away from civilization and two
hours away
from interesting civilization.
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Falling into God seems to be a never ending process. It
sometimes feels like everything is out of control, that what we want to
do is always out of our hands and the moment we are on stable ground,
we seem to be falling again. But this falling is good, It's falling
into the arms of an everlasting God that knows whats best for us and
knows how to care for us.
Cat Pollock has been on my team for about two month now. She has
been a blessing to me and our team mates. She is a prolific writer and
truly has the call of God on her life for Missions. She could really
use your support for the rest of her race. Thank you and enjoy hearing
and seeing some of the things she is doing. God Bless.
