sara and troy are back in rwanda

...and this time they brought Toby! This picture was taken last summer when we were all in Estes Park, but if you want to see actual pictures and videos of their travels in Rwanda this week be sure to frequent their twitter page. You do not have to have a twitter account to see their pictures and videos. Simply click on this link: www.twitter.com/grovesroad

Sara and Troy have partnered with Food for the Hungry and have committed to finding sponsors for over 3,000 kids in one village called Gisanga. They have been to this village the past three years and intend to make this an annual trip. I love this concept of long-distance, long-term, frequent-visit missions. My home church is partnered with a village in Tanzania and they have a similar investment, visiting often. These villages know they have a long-term ministry partner.

And, side note: if you are on Twitter, I just joined. Not completely sold on the idea, other than I do like reading the tweets of the people I am following. I, however, am less inclined to post my minute by minute happenings because I just can't take myself that seriously. But I'm going to try it out for a while.

So look for me: beccagroves29. I'm the one trying to think of something clever and pithy to say, and having a horrible time in doing so. And you may be wondering, why not just beccagroves? Because I disabled that account when I dropped out of facebook and now I can't get it back. Neither can any other beccagroves out there. Argh! So, in honor of my 29th year (which begins on March 18th!) and because I typically use 29 as my exaggeration number (as in, "I could easily eat 29 corndogs right now..." I picked a number to follow up my name.

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