Friday, March 19, 2010
An old castle from the thirteenth century
Our last day in Bosnia and Herzegovina went well. We rested up some for the travels back home. We finished up some laundry and ran some errands. We got to spend some time with some of our old Bosnian friends and missionaries. We toured a waterfall that pours out from the base of a mountain at the opening of a cave. We had some coffee next to the waterfall with a missionary friend named Cory. Tom, Anita and I went to David and Sabrina Lively’s home for dinner and more fellowship. Becky wasn’t feeling entirely well and stayed back to rest up for the travels tomorrow. It was a wonderful time of chatting around their table. We prayed for them and their ministry here. We exchanged lots of hugs throughout the day with so many precious people.
An underground river flows from this cave and feeds the river with fresh water
We arrived back to the school a little after 9pm. We’re now packing up luggage so that we’re ready to head to the airport at 8am. We chatted on the phone with our friend Mladen who pastors the church in nearby Breza. We didn’t get to see him this trip but he is planning on coming to the airport in Sarajevo in the morning to see us off. We tried to connect with some of our other friends here but it wasn’t possible to fit in all the visits in this short trip. It was a busy and productive week. A lot of lives seemed to be touched, including our own. We’re looking forward to returning in October (we hope). We should arrive back at Houston around midnight tomorrow. Anita and I will spend the night there with friends and then drive back to Whitney on Sunday afternoon. Blessings to you all. We’re looking forward to reconnecting with you soon.
Us standing in front of the mountain cliffTom, Anita and I enjoying some coffee at a restaurant in front of the water falls
Tom, Anita and I enjoying some coffee at a restaurant in front of the water falls
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