The Sunday before we left to return to Niger from our furlough
this past summer, the ladies in our home church gave me a gift. It wasn’t a gift for me. It was a gift for me to give away. They had spent hours gathering supplies, then
measuring, cutting, and sewing, dozens of beautiful little dresses for the
beautiful little girls of Niger.
It's a Sewing Bee at LBC!
(all LBC pictures courtesy of Lauren Webb - thank you, Lauren!)
"African Dresses for Niger"
My incredible Mom, who taught me all I know about sewing. Thanks, Mom!!!
My friend, Tabby. Hi, Tabby! :)
It was an emotional moment for everyone involved when these ladies, so dear to my heart, presented
their labors of love that Sunday, 8 months ago.
My friend, Lucky (pictured above), who had spearheaded the
project, told me,
“Our hope is that one day, you’ll drive down the street and
say, There’s one! There’s a dress from Lawrenceville!''
And now, it’s happening.
Here are two of the many precious moments...
What a little lady!
Those smiles make ME smile!
Dear Ladies of LBC, this one’s for you! Your extension of love, your hugs to the
daughters of Niger, now DO catch my eye from time to time. Each time it happens, I smile, and say to
myself, “There’s one!” And I think of
you.
Thank you!
I love you and miss you, and think of you all so much. Thanks for being an incredible, loving and supportive sending church.
You are amazing to me.
Love and Hugs from across the miles,
- DANI
.jpg)
.jpg)
.jpg)
No comments:
Post a Comment