Sunday in Massachusetts

Hi everyone!
We now come to the third and final installment of pictures from our family's trip to Massachusetts. And then... we promise, we'll move onto new subjects. In the days ahead, we plan to cover subjects such as: milking cows, a family moving into a new home, and pickle making. Yes, Lord willing, you'll find it all here on Life Through a Viewfinder.

Ok, it's now picture time....

Many hands make the work light...

Nate, the grill master, cooks up some awesome food for the hungry masses. Thanks Nate!

Satisfaction

They're excited about the Messiah's Kingdom. Are you?

When you preach a sermon, you had better be ready for the questions afterwards!

What's a little rain to a photographer?

Like mother, like daughter.

Backyard art.

"You can't catch me!"

We think children make great photo subjects. Don't you agree?

Fascination

"Yes, we definitely have a problem here..."

The cause of all the trouble.

That flat tire didn't stand a chance against Jeff. :-)

Making sure they're tight.

Every turn of the tire iron was captured in minute detail.

A face in the crowd.

Ever wondered what a cornfield looks like at 1:30 in the morning? Wonder no longer.

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Well, that was the last of the pictures from our trip to Massachusetts. After a long, but uneventful drive, we arrive home from Massachusetts at 1:15 a.m. Monday morning.

We would like to especially thank the Thomas family for the wonderful hospitality they showed our family by opening their home to us. The accommodations, food, and Christian fellowship were great! May the Lord richly bless you for your kindness!

Also, many thanks to all the wonderful folks at Heritage Christian Fellowship. We greatly enjoyed the time we spent worshiping and fellowshipping with you all. Our family had a wonderful time catching up with old friends and making new friends as well. We pray for God's rich blessing on you all.

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Thanks for stopping by the Life Through a Viewfinder blog!

Until next time,
Benjamin and Josiah