Calix: Son Calix (30) has been living in Marseille, France, looking for a job as an airplane pilot. That’s not easy in France or anywhere else as the “Catch-22″ logic applies: no job without experience, no experience without the job. Faced with this humanly impossible situation, we’re praying that the Lord would drive him to his knees and discover in a new way that ours’ is the God of the impossible. He’s found a job as the director of a state subsidized ”cafe-theatre” where different artists perform. Meanwhile, he’s still looking for work in the airline industry…
Justin: No. 2 son (28) finished his teaching degree at “Florida Atlantic University” while student teaching in various S. Florida schools. After a year of part time work in S. Florida, he accepted a teaching position in a small private school in the town of Cabrera, on the north shore of the Dominican Republic where he has been since August ’09. He’s in his second year there. Conditions are difficult (it’s hot and often no electricity) and the pay pathetic, but he enjoys teaching children and playing soccer with his mostly Haitian buddies in his spare time.
Anais: Daughter Anais (26) is in her third year in the master’s program (aerospace engineering) at Cal. State in Los Angeles, working full-time in the day and taking a couple of classes at night. She’s busier than she’d like to be but young and energetic and looking towards the light at the end of the tunnel. She’s solid in her faith, and pleased with both her studies and her work environment. What more can one ask for?
