Home Ministry Assignment Schedule

This is our schedule as of now but it is subject to change. If you want to see us please email us at sleighspence@gmail.com.

Oct. 31st fly to U.S.

Nov. 1st arrive in Chicago, IL-Jeff's parents picking us up

Nov. 4th Molly's Church Tremont, IL

Nov. 5-8th Indiana for doc. Appointment and voting and South Bend, IN visit

Nov. 11th Grandma Muick's church Eureka, IL/

Nov. 14-15th going to Little Rock, AK to visit Ken and Peg Hartter

Nov. 15-19th going to Weatherford, OK for cousins wedding

Nov. 25th The Oaks Community Church Dahinda, IL (S.School and short 5 min. update in 2 services)

Dec. 2nd Groveland Missionary Church Groveland, IL (message and update)

Dec. 9th Eureka Methodist Church Eureka, IL/P.M. Service Mound Chapel, Decatur, IL 6 p.m.

Dec. 12th Debbriefing at World Partners at 9 a.m.

Dec. 14-15 visiting Spence cousins in West Lafayette, IN

Dec. 30th Midland Miss. Church Midland, MI (S. School Q & A, 30 min service time)

Jan. 5-6th Colonial Woods Port Huron, MI (Sat. night service and short interview in Sun. a.m. service)

Jan. 20th Dunfee Missionary Church Fort Wayne, IN

Jan. 27th Grace Missionary Church Celina, OH

Feb. 3rd Mom and Dad McCune church Geneva, IN

Feb. 9th baby 3 due!!

Feb. 10th Union Chapel Lima, OH

Feb. 17th West Berne Miss. Church Berne, IN (evening services)

March 10th Vandalia, IL United Methodist church S.S. and 5 minute update in service

March 17th Bedford, Iowa New Life Church

March 24th Spring Lake Miss. Church Manito, IL (morning service)

March 31st First Miss Church North Pekin, IL S.S. and message along with report

Ger Makeover

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You know the show "Home Make Over" well the churches of Bayankhongor were able to do a "Ger Make Over" Mongolia style. Early this past summer we took an offering amoung all the believers for the poor of Bayankhongor. From people giving around $1 we had 1,000 USD to help the poor. We decided to help one family really well.

The family we chose has been living in a wood house with no insulation. A few years ago the Husband's brother got married and so they gave up their ger as a wedding gift. He works with his hands making ger furniture, the wife helps him when she can but has no strength in her hands. They have 3 children.

We first bought some wood and ordered some ger furniture to be built by the Husband. The local church donated a used ger that we cleaned up and bought new coverings for. From the 1,000 USD we had the ger furniture built, ger coverings, refridgerator, washing machine, and kitchen things. (No matter what you say the Mongolian ger is by far the most cost effective way to live here in BH)

That morning we took the family around town where a shop gave them a TV and another one gave them some clothing. When they came home they found they had a new place. They were very surprised and it was a huge blessing to them. When the Church acts like the Church is supposed to Amazing things like this happen.

Praise God