YWAM Seattle


Our YWAM Seattle buddies (2 families, with 4 kids) came up to meet with our Mission Adventures team this weekend to pray together with us but to also brainstorm ideas with us for the upcoming summer. They also run the same Mission Adventures program that we run here so it was great to meet and talk, and get excited about this together. We came up with some great stuff, and look forward to connecting with them again in the future. We were delighted to host Dave and Jen, and their 3 kids Drea, Corrie, and Zack as well as Phil and Amy and Emma.


This is Corrie

Together with some of our kids,Mike and Jenn's 3 little ones, Jonathan, Tessa, and Rebecca, and Wade and Jo's little girl Sophia, added up to a total of 8 kids 6 and under. It was a party!

This is Soph and Zack
THis is Drea and Jonathan


Wade's birthday was on Saturday so we got him a cool rocket blender, which blends sauces and mixes and drinks really really finely. He seems to enjoy it!

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globebug said…
so many kids all of a sudden...there must be something in the water!!! ;) it was LOVELY to see familiar and new faces, thanks for posting the pics ange! :)

love ya,
h. x
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