Sent Tuesday, December 21, 2010   12:43 AM

Dear family, friends and faithful prayer partners,

What a wonderful time is Christmas when we celebrate the coming of Christ!  We could not get to God so He came down to us and dwelt among us.  He is still Emmanuel, God with us. 

Thanks for supporting the work the Lord has sent us here to do; it is not our ministry but His.  We are thankful to get to serve, and thankful for all who support us in prayer, encourage us with cards and letters, and give to see His kingdom grow for His glory.  We want to especially thank the Southern Baptist churches who support us through the Lottie Moon Christmas offering for international missions.  Your generous giving provides for the majority of our ministry needs.

This year has been a year of great change for our team.  Holly and A.P. both finished their journeyman assignments and returned to the States.  We appreciate their years of service and pray for them as they continue their ministries in the US.  Stacia is a little more than halfway through her two-year assignment and will be with us until the end of summer 2011.  She organizes our student outreach and mentors several girls in their Christian walk.

Seth and Aubree came this fall as volunteers to serve for a year between high school and university.  Their musical talent has been a wonderful blessing as they lead the music for our new English group that meets Sunday morning, play for the Hungarian church plant in Tiszafured, and provide background music for the coffee house ministry.   They are also prayer walking in the other towns where we are trying to plant churches.

2010 saw five volunteer teams come to help proclaim the true grace of God.  Four of these teams were bands.  It was interesting to see how God used the different styles of music and lyrics to touch different people in different ways. The other group was from our church in Texas; they held the English camp in Hajduszoboszlo for the third straight year.  The camp has grown  a lot over the past five years ago, this year having close to 70 participants ranging from 5 to 60.  The Bible stories used to teach English are often the first real exposure to Scripture for many who have come. 

The weekly coffee house ministry continues to be a wonderful opportunity for us to connect with people from around the global in a fun, friendly atmosphere.  The theme and entertainment changes every week to attract new people.  Attendance continues to range from between 20 to 40 people.  It is hard to get an accurate count because some come for the entire two hours, while others just drop by for a quick visit.  Every week sees new faces along with some of our regulars, but whether regular or first-timer, everyone is sure to get into a good discussion and leave feeling loved.

We are now setting goals and developing plans for 2011.  The number of opportunities to partner with national churches and others is greater than ever before.  It is often said that one of the most destructive forces in missions is doing good things, because good things will always take the place of the best thing. We seek God’s guidance and wisdom to know which ministries to continue, which ones to cut out, which new opportunities to accept, and which ones to turn down to make the best use of our time.

There are some that we feel sure about keeping.  Coffee house will continue to be a main outreach.  Stacia,  Aubree and Seth will keep working with the Four Senses Theater, a student outreach on the university campus.  We committed one year to the church plant in Tiszafured, starting in September, and we will fulfill that commitment.  The national pastor we work with is needing to change the night of the week.  It has been a struggle to arrange schedules but the work is in God’s hands; if we need to rearrange the time then we are confident that God can work out the schedule. 

One new thing that we have already committed to doing is organizing the Timothy Leadership Training Institute’s first classes in Debrecen next June. TLT uses very practical inductive teaching methods to help church leaders better equip their members for service in the community.  It doesn’t tell people what they should do, but lets examples from Scripture guide the pastors to design their own six-month plan for their ministry context.  At the next seminar, the pastor reports about how the plan worked and adjustments needed.  He then makes another plan for the next six months of ministry.  Churches where the leaders work the plan average a 22% increase in average attendance in the first year.  Our goal is see an increase in the number and effectiveness of believers touching their friends, families and neighbors for Christ.

A couple of other new things we would like to be able to add to our schedule are an English Club in Nadudvar, helping a national pastor start a Bible Study in that same town, and an afterschool program in Puspokladany.  Each of these would of course mean cutting something out of our current schedule.  Pray that God will make it clear which ones we need to participate in.

It is a privilege to get to introduce new team members to you.  It looked like the EHU team was going to be back down to two people by mid 2011, but Darrel and Kimberly Hathcock, along with their three wonderful girls, Arianna, Abigail and Sophia, are expected to transfer to the eastern Hungary team from Kiev.  They are currently on Stateside Assignment but should be moving to Hungary next June.  They will complete a year of language training in Budapest before moving to Debrecen.  We have known Darrel and Kimberly since our appointment service as career missionaries in 2002.  We look forward to working with them in the future.

We want to again thank everyone for all that they do for us and for God’s Kingdom.  We wish you and yours a very merry Christmas and blessed new year.

For the Eastern Hungary Team,
Gary


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Sent Thursday, May 20, 2010   10:40 PM

Dear Praying Friends,

Thank you to all of you who are praying with us this month during our annual 31 days of prayer for eastern Hungary.  We want to give you a mid-month update for both praise and petition. 

Praises - A new opportunity opened up for the Grain Game children's camp to partner with the Karcag Baptist Church to offer a camp the last week of June.  This is a great church that works hard at reaching out to the community.  We are thrilled to see this new opportunity to help the church teach the next generation about God's Word. 

Another door we saw opened up is the possibility of getting our volunteer music groups to perform at the holding facility for older teens awaiting trial.  I had begun working with the prison ministry a couple of years ago before it was discontinued by the prison administration.  Now God is opening up new possibilities to get the Gospel to these young men through music at a time when they so desperately need a message of hope, love and redemption.   

Petition - In addition to the listed requests for the May Madness volleyball tournament please pray that God will give us favor in the eyes of the local officials so that they will grant our request to use the school gym for free.  We scheduled the tournament for Saturday, May 29 based on a number of factors, but the school's volleyball coach's input weighed heavy in that decision.  He has been very helpful and enjoys creating more opportunities for his teams to play.  He did not, however, have authority to grant use of the gym.  The coach saw nothing that should hinder us using the facility so we filed the proper request at city hall and continued with planning.  The man who has to make the decision had been traveling overseas and now has come down very ill.  He likely will not even see the request until Tuesday, May 25, just four days before the tournament.  Rather than changing schools we have decided to continue praying that God will give us that gym.

Thank you again for prayers and support.

Love in Christ,

Gary for the Eastern Hungary Team

Sent Friday, April 30, 2010   12:16 AM

Dear friends, family and faithful prayer partners,

Thank you for your continued prayer support and encouragement.  This year marks the 8th annual 31 days of prayer for eastern Hungary.  It has been amazing to see how God has worked during these prayer emphases.  Even though we change the format and requests each year we always look forward to seeing what God does.  In the past He has opened doors that we felt were locked.  We have seen people come to Christ.  We have seen new opportunities created to share the Good News of Jesus Christ with others.  Even though it has been very difficult lately we go into this special time expecting no less this year than in times past.

Some of you will receive the printed version after the month of May has already begun.  We apologize for the calendar being late.  We moved the first part of March just before going to the US for our son’s wedding.  We ordered the phone and internet change before we left, but as it turns out we will not have either until the end of June.  This slows down how quickly we can get information out and new things onto the website but we will have an electronic copy of the prayer calendar up by the first of May.  Our team Website is www.hope4ehu.com.

To give you a little more information to know how to pray more specifically for each team member, we will give some information regarding each person’s main responsibilities.   Gary is Team Strategy Leader and directs the IMB work in eastern Hungary, plus now is working to bring helpers into the harvest in northern Serbia and Transylvania.  A major part of his work is coordinating IMB work with that of other organizations trying to pair needs with resources. 

Carolyn is the team prayer coordinator.  She maintains the information for the prayer network along with her sister Nancy, who is the stateside prayer coordinator.  Carolyn also develops media projects, coordinates communications, and maintains several websites. 

Holly is our student ministries coordinator.  She is active in trying to reach and disciple university students, teaching English at the Euro school, and planning events for coffee house.  She finishes her three-year term August 6. 

A.P. is our sports program coordinator.  She takes the lead in scheduling and planning the volleyball tournaments and other sports outreaches.  She also substitute teaches at the Euro School and leads the English club in Hajdúszoboszló.  She finishes her two-year term July 29. 

Stacia joined us on the field in September of 2009.  Her main responsibilities also lie in the area of sports, but she supports all of the current ministries and teaches at the refugee camp.  She is preparing to take over the sports program after A.P. returns to the U.S. 

Two more new names on this year’s calendar are Aubree and Seth.  They are planning to spend a year serving overseas between high school and college, and will be very active in our coffee house ministry.

Even with the difficulties of moving and getting things ready in the new place it is nice to be out of an apartment and into a house with a yard.  Our new mailing address is

Gary and Carolyn Miller
4002 Debrecen
Nagy Mihaly Kert 67/c
Hungary

Thank you all again for your prayers and continued support.

Love in Christ,
Gary
for the Eastern Hungary Team

Sent Monday, March 8, 2010   12:05 AM

Dear Friends and Family,

The Eastern Hungary Team is going through some busy times, and we appreciate your prayers very much.  Gary and I are moving to a new location here in Debrecen and will pack up the computer today, Mar. 6, so this update will be brief. 

Praise the Lord, the spring volleyball tournament went well yesterday.  Four teams played—a high school team, a university team, a team from Debrecen Baptist Church youth group, and a team of two high school students aided by Holly, A.P. and Gary.  Everyone had a great time; information about what we believe and invitations to youth meetings and upcoming concerts were included in their packets.  Please pray for wisdom for our team in what the next steps should be to follow-up on the new relationships that are being developed.

Concert information given was regarding the Green Wood band, coming to us from Arkansas later this month.  From Mar. 22 to 26 they will be playing at various locations in Debrecen, reaching out through their music and testimony.  Please pray for the band, for all the logistics, but especially for the people whose hearts will be touched by what they hear and see.  Gary and I won’t be in Hungary when the band is here, so please also pray for Holly as she heads up this project.  We’re sorry to not be here for the concerts, but we have a very important reason for being gone….

There’s a wedding in the family!  :)  Our son Danny and his fiance Nicole Young will be getting married on March 20, so we’re going to the States on the 11th and will be there celebrating and enjoying family time through the end of the month.  We’ll arrive back here in Hungary on April 1, so please excuse us for any time lags with emails. 

Beginning today our Internet access will be intermittent due to our move--we aren’t sure when we’ll have access at our new place. Thankfully McDonald’s provides free Wifi, so we’ll make visits there when we can.  Our new address is (in the format approved by the Hungarian post office):

Gary and Carolyn Miller
4002 Debrecen
Nagy Mihály Kert 67/C
HUNGARY 

Please don’t worry if you’ve recently mailed us something at our soon-to-be former address, because our landlady will collect it for us and we’ll pick it up from her.

Thank you so much for your prayers, and we do appreciate the encouraging notes and emails that we get from many of you. 

Sent Monday, December 21, 2009   10:30 PM

Dear praying family and friends,

We wish you all a wonderful Christmas and much happiness in the new year.  The Christmas season is such a wonderful time of year with family gatherings and all the lights and decorations.  It is lamentable that it has become so commercialized, but is still a natural bridge to share the good news of Jesus Christ to a lost and hurting world.  Of all the gifts given and received, the gift of Jesus is still the one the world needs most.

Thank you to all who support our ministry through prayer, gifts to the Southern Baptist Cooperative Program, the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering for international missions, and through special donations.

2009 saw two aviation camps in Romania, a baseball camp in Hungary, English classes in a national church, two English camps, every street of 3 cities prayer-walked, 11 concerts,  English classes begun at a local high school, 10 weekly Bible distributions on the open market, the start of a weekly coffee house, a health fair, and a volleyball tournament.  We also joined with national churches and other organizations to help with their projects, including sports camps, English camps, field days, and orphanage ministry.  To say it has been a packed year is an understatement, but we are so thankful to see God’s Word going out to the people of eastern Hungary, northern Serbia, and Romania.

The good news doesn’t stop there.  We had another team member join us in our work.  Stacia Haley arrived on the field the end of September on a two-year assignment to help with sports ministry.  She joins our other two Journeygirls, Holly and A.P., to expand our student ministry team.  She has already been a great blessing, and we cannot express enough gratitude to God for bringing the three young ladies together.  In addition to helping with the ministries listed above, these girls have started a Bible study for discipling women, a weekly English club, helped start a new weekly student outreach on campus, and regularly meet with students to share Christ with them.

Obviously the list of projects and events is too long to go into detail about in a newsletter.  Carolyn tries to keep people updated throughout the year via our website, our blog, and the IMB Europe site.  You can follow the updates online at http://www.hope4ehu.com, http://gcmiller2hu.xanga.com, and http://tinyurl.com/imbeur-ehu.  She’s also on Facebook.

The economic downturn in the US is affecting missions around the world.  The International Mission Board is struggling and greatly appreciates your prayers and financial support.  The shortfalls came in the middle of a large reorganization, putting even more pressure on the budget.  It looks like 2010 is going to be a very difficult year for missionaries world wide.  We know that many of the people who receive our newsletter are not Southern Baptist.  Most of the organizations with which we have personal contact are reporting similar situations.  No matter what your denomination, the mission work needs your prayers and support.   We know these are difficult times, but it was in the context of supporting missions that Paul wrote, “And my God will supply all your needs according to His riches in glory in Christ Jesus.” Phil. 4:19  

Just as Paul thanked the church for their support, we thank you and pray that God will bless you this Holiday season with a very Merry Christmas and blessed New Year.

Love in Christ,
Gary for the Eastern Hungary Team

Sent Thursday, May 15, 2009   11:59 PM

Dear Prayer Partners,

Thank you for your continued support this month as we focus prayer on specific ministries that are currently going on or will occur later this year. 

Nick, our skateboarder, is here and getting oriented to the city.  We are not letting the wet rainy weather that moved in to greet him dampen our excitement about what God has in store for this very different type of ministry. 

The school changed the location of the baseball camp to a place that is not suitable.  I talked with the principal for a long time and we looked at other places.  She finished by saying we'll work it out somehow.  She then added that we should just show up Monday ready to have the camp.  And that is what we will do.  A Friday night concert has been added.  It will be more of a coffee house type of ministry with a lot of time afterward to have a coffee and talk with people.

The volleyball team will have a game Tuesday afternoon at the same time we have the baseball camp.  Pray for A.P. as she works with the team and tries to communicate with them.

Please pray for the summer outreach schedule.  I had the tentative schedule ready but today I received a request from a national pastor for us to help in a camp.  It is a pastor we hope to work with for a new church plant in another city.  Ask God to make it clear which of the several options we choose.

Last Friday, Carolyn had what we thought was a reaction to a new pain medication.  We made a trip to Budapest so that they could do some tests to insure there was not a heart problem or something along those lines.  Everything checked out fine so it was determined that it was the medicine.  The doctors decided that she should stay and have a full physical with some checks by specialists.  As it turns out there is a new therapist at the clinic that specializes in her back problem.  The therapy is going very well.  They changed her pain medicine and then yesterday (Wednesday) she again had what they think is a reaction to her new medicine.  Please pray that God will bring total and complete healing so we can just eliminate the need for the pain medication altogether.

Also please pray for me as we adapt our current activities and plan for future ones.  It is always difficult under the best of  circumstances but even harder without my better half here. 

Again, thank you.

Love in Christ,

Gary

for the eastern Hungary team

Sent Friday, May 8, 2009   12:29 AM

Dear Prayer Partners, 

Thank you to all of those who are standing with us in the special prayer emphasis for eastern Hungary.  I would like to update you on what is happening so far.

The aviation camp had to be shortened due to too few students.  We changed the format to a two day after-school program at the church and opened up the classroom time to everyone.  Sixteen different students came.  It was interesting to see ages ranging from 9 to 45 in the class together studying the same thing.  We did not lower the level of the teaching, but it all went very well. 

Due to changes in liability laws, the foundation will only fly with students 18 and older.  Two were able go on Tuesday and the others will be worked in later.  We found out Wednesday morning that two students had shown up out at the campground Monday morning.  They had inquired about the camp earlier but had not officially registered.  The staff at the campground did not know about the other classes and sent the students home.  Two more would have given us enough students to hold a longer program. 

Please pray for the foundation's president, Edmond, and the board of directors.  They are facing major decisions regarding the future of the foundation as they seek a permanent place of their own instead of renting space at other campgrounds.  Also pray for his family and the church where he serves as senior pastor.

The skateboarder ministry in Debrecen has been extended from three weeks to six, running from May 14 to June 24.  We dream of planting a new church for these young people who feel disenfranchised from mainstream society.  Please pray for Nick as he comes to work.  He has experience in planting churches among this generation and we hope that when he leaves there will be at least an ongoing Bible study moving toward a new church.

Love in Christ,

Gary

for the Eastern Hungary Team

Received Thursday, April 23, 2009  9:25 PM

Received Tuesday, February 24, 2009  10:45 PM

Greetings from Debrecen, Hungary!

There will be a health fair this Saturday in Budapest, sponsored by the Jozsef Utca Baptist Church.  A group of Hungarian Baptist doctors will be giving free check-ups, consultations and presentations dealing with the health of mind, body and soul; there will also be a blood drive.  Gary and Carolyn will be going to observe, help, and to talk with them about possibly partnering together for medical missions in eastern Hungary.  The organizing doctor asks that we pray that people will come to receive medical care, but not so many that the doctors will be overwhelmed.

Due to illness, changes in employment, and other life circumstances, attendance has dropped off in the advanced class of the Hajduszoboszlo English Course and has decreased some in the intermediate class; the beginner class is holding steady, however. Please continue to pray that along with the English, the students will learn about the Lord and His love for them.

Journeyman A.P. Crouch is following up on opportunities to interact with youth in some area schools, and has talked with one P.E. teacher about helping coach volleyball.  Pray for wisdom and direction for her in what things to take on, and that she will continue to form good relationships which will lead to opportunities to share her faith.  Also pray for A.P.'s health.

Journeyman Holly McMickle has begun leading a new small-group Bible study for several girls who are committed to going deeper in their faith. Praise the Lord that they are eager for this.  Pray that as she disciples them they will grow strong in the Lord and learn to witness to and disciple others.

We have been approached about the possibility of teaching each week in a new Baptist high school here in Debrecen--native English speakers are required for certification of their English language program. In addition to teaching those students, we would also be working with young people in the secular private school which acts as the umbrella organization for the Baptist school.  Please pray for wisdom for us in making the decision. It would require a commitment of time and energy, but we see great potential for reaching many young people from around the area, as well as forming relationships with faculty, staff and parents.

So far no young people have signed up for our International World Changers (IWC) summer project, and this is the week when the decision will be made which projects to cut due to lack of registered participants.  Please pray that if God wants this project to happen that He will provide the volunteers. IWC volunteer numbers over all are down...please pray for the IWC staff as they make decisions about how to proceed with the summer plans.  (More information about IWC mission projects can be found at http://www.thetask.org/students/default.asp.)

Gary is currently working on our spring and summer schedule, so please pray for wisdom in planning for him.  Pray that interns, volunteer teams, and our own personnel will all be used strategically for the Kingdom, that many will hear and come to know the love of Christ.

Thank you for your prayers! 

God bless,
Carolyn for the Eastern Hungary Team

www.hope4ehu.com
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Received Wednesday, December 17, 2008  9:59 PM

Sent Tuesday, October 21, 2008  11:49 PM

Dear Family, Friends, and Prayer Partners,

Thank you all very much for your continued prayer support.  I (Gary) apologize for not getting our summer update out.  I am not sure where the time went, but somehow it just got away from us.

Quick list of prayer items in this newsletter.

Praises:
Summer work
Team is growing.
New residence permits.

Prayer Requests:
Bible distribution in Balmazujvaros the morning of October 26.
Presentation on the reliability of Scripture in Balmazujvaros the evening of October 26.
Possible scripture distribution in Nadudvar November 30.

In our last newsletter we asked you to please pray for healing for both Gary and Carolyn.  Gary's back problem turned out to be a pulled muscle, and the doctor said it would take time to heal.  He spent the last two weeks of May going daily to physical therapy to help relax it and then to strengthen it.  It gave him problems well into the summer but is now back to pre-injured state.  Carolyn is healing very well from the surgery.  Having to lie in bed so much and not getting to do her exercises caused a flare up of the Chronic Myofacial Pain.  She is now back into her exercise program to help it.  Please pray that it will help.

A team came from Cross Timber Baptist church in Texas to hold an English camp in the town of Hajduszoboszlo the last week of June.  Cross Timber is the church where we stayed during our time in the States in 2007.  We have come to love the members of this church greatly, and it was an awesome experience to get to serve together on this side of the big pond.  They put together a team in less than two months and organized an excellent camp.  The Hungarian pastor, Tibi, is over four small churches, and the team ended up holding services in three of the four on Sunday.

Levi, our Roma (Gypsy) church planter intern from Romania, arrived the following week and was with us until mid-August.  We spent several days orienting him to the city and to the work.  So many things were new to him since he came from a very small, very poor village.  Until the week before his arrival there were supposed to be two interns, but the other one's father had a stroke and she needed to stay and help care for him. 

We had to totally rethink our Roma work after Levi arrived.  He had to spend time studying language because in Romania they speak an older form of Hungarian.  One friend from church told him that it was actually refreshing for her because she has not heard Hungarian spoken like that since her grandmother passed away.  But in Levi's village they mix in Romanian and Romany words so he had to learn the Hungary-Hungarian vocabulary.  He told us when he left that he realizes he now speaks a more proper form of Hungarian.

In July, we partnered with the church in the town of Puspokladany, which is one under Tibi's care.  We held a Scripture distribution while the church held a tent evangelistic outreach and sports camp.  We gave out Bibles in the open market on Friday morning and then set up our booth next to the church's tent for Saturday and Sunday.  Volunteers from all four of the churches came to help while we were out in the market.  One volunteer was a nurse's aide, so she offered free blood pressure checks.  Gary then preached one of the services during the outreach.  You can read more about that part of the work on the Heart for Hungary website: http://www.teamhungary.com/spotlight.html.  Scroll down to the third story on the page. 

The following week the church held a sports camp.  Levi was able to attend the entire camp.  During the week the attendees got instruction on many types of sports and physical education.  Gary taught a block on baseball which went over well, but the complexity of baseball is difficult to get down in one afternoon.  We hope to hold a baseball camp there again next spring.

Each night of the camp there was a special presentation offered.  On Friday evening Gary held a lecture on Heaven and Hell: What Does the Bible Really Teach.  Even in the church there is a lot of misunderstanding, and we use words interchangeably that are different terms in Greek and Hebrew.  Since then we have met many people from the camp who have thought about the presentation and want to ask more questions.

After the sports camp we focused on Roma work.  Our goal was to get a group started in Puspokladany and then let a national church planter or pastor take over.  We have a good relationship with the Roma community there and felt this was the best place to start.  Our plan originally called for the two interns to help in the Bible distribution and sports camp to get accustomed to the town, then travel by train from Debrecen to Puspokladany two or three times a week for outreach.  Levi, however, never got comfortable enough to go alone, which meant that we did not get to go back as much as we had wished.

In 2007 our interns met some Roma women with whom they began to build a friendship.  We took photographs from the girls back to the ladies as a way to get our foot in the door for this summer's work.  We gave them the photographs and introduced them to Levi.  We had several rounds of picture-taking and giving, and each time we went back we got deeper and deeper into spiritual matters.  We then planned a large cookout for the end of the summer as a going-away party for Levi.  This was to be the point to see if we could get a group started.  However when we arrived no one came out to greet us, and we knew there was a problem.  We called to the neighbor lady and she came out and invited us in for coffee.  The husband in the home where we were to hold the cookout was drunk and the wife asked if we could postpone the dinner.  We stayed for about an hour, and in the course of the conversation we were able to share the Gospel.  Even though things did not develop as planned, the door is still open for future work.

We have a Bible distribution planned for Sunday, October 26, in the town of Balmazujvaros at the open market.  The church we attend here will be helping with the distribution, and then we will help with a presentation that afternoon in the same town.  Our church wants to use it get a new church plant started in the city. 

We are trying to get one more Bible distribution organized for the town of Nadudvar.  Hopefully this will be the first day of Advent, which is the last Sunday of November.  It is a special day here for both Catholics and Protestants, and we felt it an appropriate time for giving out God's Word.

Out team is growing!  Anna Paige (A.P.) Crouch joined our team on October 15.  She will be involved with student ministry and in helping us to develop our sports outreaches.  She was a PE major and is currently working on her Master's degree in Missiology at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.  Part of her training is two years practical experience here on the field.  You can read more about A.P. on our website at http://www.hope4ehu.com/team.html. She also has a blog where you can hear directly from her:  http://web.mac.com/apcrouch.

Another praise report - we got our new residence permits.  They are for three years and are renewable.  A number of our colleagues had received visas or residence permits that are not renewable.  It took almost two months for ours to be processed and we were afraid that there was some type of problem.  It was a great relief to see them stamp the new ones into our passports.

Busy schedules often keep us from sending out updates as often as we would like, but those with internet access came keep up-to-date by checking out our blog at http://www.xanga.com/gcmiller2hu.  Carolyn typically updates the blog every few days with news from special events.

The student ministry continues to grow.  Holly keeps people updated through her blog at http://hollyshungary.blogspot.com

Thank you again for your prayers and support.  Your encouragement is greatly appreciated.  We are also eager to pray with you about matters affecting your life.  It has brought us great joy to be able to lift many of you up as you have done for us.

In His Love,
Gary for the Eastern Hungary Team

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