Passover 1999

The Grand Palace was grand indeed! Wasn't it beautiful? Besides the fact that the service in the resturant of the Radisson was slow, we thought that everything was quite professional. The surrounding hotels and other businesses in the area were also excellent in their service to visitors of their establishments. We hope to do this again next year in Branson if the Lord is willing.

Meeting new friends is a very special perk of going to Passover for us! But when we meet new people it's like we have always known each other. We feel that Father puts us with folks we were close to in the 1st earth age to renew our friendships in the flesh. That way we can help each other!

Meet Bassie! She is a service dog. She is specially trained to help her owner. Someone who is physically disabled or handicapped. She retrieves dropped items, opens doors and other tasks that may be required of her. She is an adorable animal! It's hard to resist petting and talking to her! But both of these actions and any other action that would draw her attention away from her owner is strongly discouraged! She has a job to do that she was trained for and anything that would draw her attention away from her owner could leave her owner in need of help. So a little friendly advise is that anytime you come in contact with one of these special friends, please don't try to pet them for the sakes of their owner.

Getting together with friends we have met at an earlier Passover is a great treat also! Although we talk by phone, computer, or snail mail throughout the longgg year, it's still great to see each other face to face again! We can hardly wait til Passover 2000! Maybe we will get to see some of our friends at Fall Fellowship 99!

Where would we be without Big Mamma?! (Or Big Bertha you choose)So I just had to take a picture of her and post it here so that anyone who wanted to see what she looked liked could!

How many of you have seen this sign in person? When you go to Passover you gotta go to the chapel! It's the only way you can see this sign up close and personal! Besides, Passover just ain't complete without a visit to the Chapel! By the way, while you are there you may want to ask about the 3 stones that are displayed in the sign.