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Hello friends--
So this is what a car full of garlic looks like. Our old VW van is in the shop, so we loaded up my car. If you're wondering, yes, the smell does go away.
Last Saturday was my last day at the city market. I've been there selling our cherries every day for three weeks, except for a migraine day and that day when the car got stuck in mud on the way to the orchard . . . We've sold all our cherries: at the market, to a dealer who supplies companies that make fruit juices, and some wholesale. Monday morning it was on to digging up the garlic that was planted last fall.
My coworker Raina is the subject of my prayer letter below. Unless you have really good eyesight :-> you'll want to click on the image below to see an easier-to-read pdf file.
The majority of Raina's salary and ministry expenses are paid through contributions to my One Challenge ministry account. When you are supporting me, you are also contributing to her ministry. Thank you for being our partners, financially and in prayer.
Sara
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