Amy Gilbaugh came to HAFF for her third trip with her father, sister and brother several weeks ago on the second Iowa team. (Thanks Mark Hausler for the photo!) She is staying on with us as an intern until May first. We were excited when she approached us about doing the internship as she is an extraordinary young woman with an incredible commitment to sharing her faith in Christ with other young people. She has been very popular with the children in the area.The people at Focus on the Family think she is an extraordinary young woman as well. They chose her as their 2007 Brio Girl (Brio is their magazine for young women 12 to 21 years old)!
While at HAFF, Amy is teaching Bible Studies about purity with the Godly Woman classes and with three young sisters (shown here) from the area. She is also sharing devotions one day a week at BTI and working with the Young Leader's class. And she is helping with computer work and inventories and other tasks around the campus and community.
Here is Amy with the 3 sisters -- Falinnda, Ger-Fasline and Fabnise.
This week we also have Anna Dundas here from Faith Community Church in Castleton Vermont. Faith Community is one of my supporting churches (thanks folks!).Anna is working with Amy in her studies. The last 2 days they have gone to 2 of Justin's elementary schools to teach some Bible stories. Today was the story of the Tower of Babel. Yesterday was Noah's Arc. This morning Anna also gave devotions at BTI.
Please pray for these young women as they seek to minister to the spiritual needs of the Bohoc area.

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