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From an email I received today:

Dear Friends,

I just wanted to let you know that LaNada, Nathan Tag & the girls have vistas in hand and are scheduled to leave for their 4 year mission journey to Indonesia on July 24th. Most of you know that LaNada and Nathan each served a couple of years in China before they met and married and that LaNada’s parents (Freddie & Juanita Harding) were missionaries in Germany for a number of years when LaNada and her siblings were children. Missions are part of their heart and soul. We are very please to be able to support them with our prayers, friendship, and finances, as I am sure many of you are also. Even after two plus years of going all over the US sharing their hearts and vision, they still only have 82% of the support they need. They are part of “New Tribes Mission” whose office in the US is located in Sanford , FL.

Would you please join us in praying for LaNada and their family, and, if the Lord thumps your heart, send them some financial support. Their account number is 202710 with New Tribes Mission, 1000 East First St , Sanford , FL 32771 . The website is ntm.org/give/2250. Their email address is nathan-lanada_tag@ntm.org if you feel like sending them email blessings.

Thank you so much,
Evelyn & Jerry

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