Easter seems a long time to leave you suspended with no information as to my goings on but here I go with a potted summary of the Summer Season.
A lot of the time I've had to work to keep the cashflow going, and even into the Autumn I find myself out of money due to big bills for my newly aquired van. It's been a season of high vehicle turnover and subsequently all the costs that are incurred, but when I went into a scrap metal merchants and found that I could possibly get half of the vehicle cost back when scapping it this way it seems it's not so bad. So with a fully functional van in my possesion I am now "A Man with a Van who Can" my slogan for the van. The previous motor I had was a Rover 216 automatic that ended up with a gearbox that didnt want to work and then a dead battery, at about six months in my possesion it was not true value for money, but it's not a thing you can correct when the dealership closes with no forwarding address. So I've got to get it disposed of this week to save any further expenses. It just happened that I drove it into the scrap metal merchants and came away with almost half of what I'd paid for the car in the first place. Is'nt God good! Things worked out even better when I get a message from Steve Lee who runs Miracle Street to advise me that an anonymous doner had sent in a sum of money for me to help with the expenses on the new van. This bought the expense of the MOT down to a minimal ammount and enabled me to pay my normal monthly bills. Is'nt God good!
Anyway less of my transport and financial problems, It's into the rest of the summers events and goings on. As you will remember I work with an organisation called Miracle Street and that has got me traveling to various events around the UK and out to Lisieux to work with a church there. Around the UK I've been to Gateshead (County Durham), Corbridge (County Durham), Swaythling (home front) and then a trip to Lisieux in France for a few days for an event that ended up being cancelled by the local government. If you would like to help the French church I would ask you to pray for the local government in Lisieux, to soften their hearts towards the church when they want to run outdoor events and to be willing to give the apropriate permissions for the running of events.
| The crowd watching their kids perform |
| The Future Coffee Shop |


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