Dearest CoJourneyer …

“CoJourneyer” is appropriate, as Nora and I think of you in our hearts! You have chosen, in love, to co-journey in our lives.

We have chosen, in love, to cojourney in the lives of you and others.

Our longest team trip ever (3 weeks) is now back, and they are excited to tell anyone who will listen about their time and relationships. I have already heard two great presentations from different team members who chose to share in groups. A theme highlight from the trip was how, though each experienced the regions differently, all realized that those they related to were living a faithful life under extremely difficult situations. Noted especially were those who must now leave a country as refugees and move back to their home country; many to dire locations of currently active actions against who they are as a people.

Volumes could be written and related to you of all the experiences of their time in various regions.


David’s (Dan’s brother) health …
Thanks to all who have been praying for David’s aortic dissection surgery and recovery! He was discharged from a Houston, Texas hospital that specialized in such surgeries, and is recovering very well back home in Rogers, Arkansas. We rejoice that he has bounced back so well, yet know there is still a long road ahead for him. Additionally, there is still a need for prayer, as some of the connective tissues are not responding fully, and he might have to be on antibiotics for an extended period of 1-2 years, plus.

Loved our pop-in lunch time with Bill and Susan Anderson recently, as they came to Colorado on their multi-National Park trip.

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Dan,
Nora and I are so grateful for you, a true cojourneyer with us!


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Dan and Nora

Daniel & Nora Emig's Journeys