Pastor Fishgrab
Thursday, with our sunglasses, cowgirl hats and decent walking shoes on, Pastor Fishgrab gave us a tour through the Aztec Ruins! Afterwards, we drove over into Colorado for an hour or two and saw the gorgeous city of Durango! Even though it was a little rainy, we enjoyed the lovely drive. The ladies of Sunset Hills Baptist Church prepared a delicious, traditional Navajo meal for us and we had a wonderful time of fellowship before and after the service. One gentleman sang How Great Thou Art in Navajo and English! We were glad that they could switch their Wednesday service to Thursday. The Lord really blessed.
Thursday, with our sunglasses, cowgirl hats and decent walking shoes on, Pastor Fishgrab gave us a tour through the Aztec Ruins! Afterwards, we drove over into Colorado for an hour or two and saw the gorgeous city of Durango! Even though it was a little rainy, we enjoyed the lovely drive. The ladies of Sunset Hills Baptist Church prepared a delicious, traditional Navajo meal for us and we had a wonderful time of fellowship before and after the service. One gentleman sang How Great Thou Art in Navajo and English! We were glad that they could switch their Wednesday service to Thursday. The Lord really blessed.
We were grateful for another opportunity to sing and share our testimonies. Thank you for allowing us to stay in the "Hogan" (an hexagon shaped Navajo house). And also for taking us on the tours, for showing us your handmade instruments, for the meal, and the books... You were a tremendous blessing!
We had a great time at the Four Corners (The only place in the U.S. where four states meet). Bro. Knickerbocker drove through all four states in less than thirty seconds and it was fun to take turns standing in four places at once!
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