October 18 2018
October 18 2018
 
 
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Dear Goshen Family, our last few days have been very busy, but it is so meaningful to walk where Jesus walked.  Wednesday we first drove to Caesarea by the sea to see the Roman ruins and then on to Nazareth where Jesus grew up.  We ate a traditional first century meal and learned about life in Jesus’ time.  In Cana of Galilee, Jim Flye led seven couples in a special ceremony to reaffirm our marriage commitments to one another.  God is so good!  Thank you so much for your prayers.


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