A couple photos and a great announcement...


This is one of my favorite winter activities.  I make snowshoe trails through the woods behind our house and try to travel them everyday.  Once the trail is broken in it is really easy to travel through the woods very quietly.  

 The great announcement is this - in December I had my 4th CAT scan and it came back clear as the other 3 did.  The blood work was in great shape.  The oncologist continued to say "If I was just looking at these numbers, I would have never known that you had cancer or had taken chemo."  Through a series of events, the oncologist indicated that I could just be monitored by my family doctor from here on out.  So I am back to where I started 2 years ago, but I think I am actually better.  I will make a visit to my family doctor in April for my annual physical and see where I stand.  Praise the Lord!!!

 Many have walked with me on this journey and now I am asking the Lord to let me help others along theirs.  Stephanie and I would like to open up our home to someone who needs our help when they hear those words "you have cancer."  We have learned so much and so much to give God glory for.  He is truly an amazing God who gave us such an amazing body to care for.

 Adam
A simple man serving a great God and the local pastor of Stillwater Community Chapel (stillwater-chapel.org). We are in our 38th year of full time ministry. God directed us to this local body of believers on the Western Range of the Rockies to grow with them in mission and mindedness of Christ.

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