Bags are packed, we're ready to come.... well not quite, but we are really looking forward to our trip back to England in just a few weeks time.
Our plan is to travel about alot and aim to catch up with as many people as possible, as well as letting the enjoy England. 
We've been away for 6 years, and will be our first trip back together, so we are all very excited.
We have finally got our itinerary together. As you can see, we'll be all over the country, so please give us a shout if we're near you. We'd love to catch up for a coffee or a beer or just a chat.

July 23 - Arrive In UK
July 24 - 27 - Newcastle
July 28 - Killingworth Community Fun Day
July 29 - Rother Valley Church, Sheffield


August 1 - 17 - Swindon
August 5 - Rodbourne Cheney Baptist Church
August 8 - South Darenth Parish Church
August 12 - Kainos, Swindon
August 19 - Family Life Church, Norwich


Aug 20 - Sept 4 - Newcastle
Sept 2 - Community Church Killingworth

Sept 4 - Sept 18 - Rotherham
Sept 9 - Zion, Chesterfield
Sept 16 - Full Life Church, Maltby

Sept 18 - Fly back to Mexico


We'd Love to catch up with you, so please get in touch if you want to hang out...

Last week we were very proud parents as we shared in Jacob's graduation from High school. We are SO proud of him and what this means. Not only has he graduated, but he has done it in a foreign language and culture. He has overcome a lot to get there. 
He is now preparing for his next step as he starts the GENETIK school in Manchester in September. You can follow his blog HERE

Its kind of hard to put into words our time at the camp. Back Home i look at the last couple of weeks and our time at camp revolution, many emotions come to mind. Amazing, Frustrating, Fun, Bonding, Devastating, but more than anything HOPEFUL.
Over our week at the camp, we learnt why our kids havent attached to us and why they act like they do, whats going on in their brains, why we have to parent them differently and how to do this. It was so much to take in, at the end of the week we were exhausted, but excited.
The week was set up in a community camp setting (Very Much like YWAM) Mornings were teaching and training sessions, then the afternoons and evenings were games and activities, specially designed to bond and build trust among the family, it was really well put together, and Nancy Thomas, the leader was AMAZING. Check out her Website: www.attachment.org
More than anything the camp has helped us realise what we are dealing with, not just in Micah, but Tianna also. It has given us tools and resources to help make changes. It has given us a network of people in the same position we can communicate with. It has helped us make decisions about how we are to do life over the next couple of years. More than anything, it has given us a new HOPE for our family.

Thanks again for everyones support in helping us to get there, and for your prayers while we were there. It really was a life changing experience.