Sunday morning we headed off to Calvary Baptist Church in
downtown Niagara Falls. We stayed for Sunday School and church. But after
Sunday School, Henry approached us and asked if we had dinner plans. He invited
us to their house for dinner. Henry and his wife Heather have 11 children (8 biological and 3 adopted
from China).
In addition, another couple joined us. It was great fellowship and the food was good, too! One of the older daughters cooked it. The 3 oldest teen girls each cook 2 days/week. And each of them has a brother that helps with clean-up.
In addition, another couple joined us. It was great fellowship and the food was good, too! One of the older daughters cooked it. The 3 oldest teen girls each cook 2 days/week. And each of them has a brother that helps with clean-up.
Our plan was to go to the Falls. Henry suggested we take his
car (making parking easier). We couldn’t have had better weather.
Roger & I walked over the Rainbow Bridge into Canada,
took pictures and walked back! It was a lovely day.
We returned the car and attended the evening service. Then
it was time to say good–bye to Niagara Falls and head toward OH.
Driving through rural NY, we find many streets are decorated
patriotically. Some of them have pictures of heroes – in memory or in honor –
on their banners posted on both sides of the main street.
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