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Update on Sarah Fergus

Here is an update that we just sent to our church regarding Sarah Fergus who is heading off soon to serve the Lord in Madagascar. If you're interested in helping Sarah, please write me a note and I'll be glad to pass it on to her. One way or the other, please join us in prayer!


Dear Glory of Christ Fellowship,
Thank you for all your prayers in the last few weeks. I have been very encouraged by many of you on Sunday mornings and after visiting several community groups. This church really is a blessing to me as I am being constantly reminded that I am not alone in this. One huge praise is that in the last week I was pledged about half of what I still needed for monthly support!

Reminder of dates:
Dec 13th is when I need financial clearance.
Jan 8th is my planned departure date.

Finance Update:
Total amount still needed per month: $279

Breakdown:
6 people at $50 a month
12 people at $25 a month

Please continue to keep this in prayer for the next few weeks. I also have a lot to do in the next month before my hopeful departure date and I would ask for prayer that I would remain at peace about all these things.

In Christ,
Sarah Fergus

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