Visitors

A spacious home means that we are able to host and to bless. As we hope to get the guest house ready, we are still making the rooms avaliable and have been having all kinds of visitors.

These pics are not all, I cannot remember how many seperate visits we have had. But for the short time that we have been here, there has been a steady flow!

It has been hardwork but a blessing too!

The Travis family came for a Shabbat meal. (they live here)

Our sweet neighbours, good friends of our girls. Aviah and Naamah!They love our Naamah and are often popping in.

The first guests we had in our new house that slept over were Annetjie and Rosa.
They blessed us and did a lot of praying for the area.

Amitai kept calling Rosa, "Ganee". The kids love having visitors.

Shijah was also there when we were showing Rosa and Annetjie the gravesite of David Ben Gurion

Mom sent this beautiful African tablecloth for our table to give us sweet memories of Africa.

Dinner with our guests.

We had a sharing time when Rosa was here. Our neighbours Arthur and Anat chatting here to Karen.

Margaret, Shijah, Travis kids fellowshipping.

More chatting.

Kelly and Naamah with Jesu's wife Auxilla

and her son Calvin. (who's as BOYISH as Amitai!)

Then we had the Glik family, Rafi, Yafah and Dalya stay a weekend.

Amitai who's addicted to pomegranates and Rafi had a sweet moment together, picking and eating them from the neighbours trees!

Kabbalat Shabbat.

Yoav and Martina Barkochva drove down to visit us. Old friends from Kibbutz Hahotrim, now living in Long Island.
Yaron took them for a desert tour and they had a very good time!


A lovely group of British men came and encouraged us and blessed us with their testimonies and life storys.

We also had Herman and Sherah Haustein recently.

The were on their way to Eilat. It was great seeing them after so long and to see the kids interact now that they have grown up more.

And thats not all and there will be tons more!
May our home be open, sweet and full of His grace.
May we be able to bless those that come and thank you for His provision!

:)