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LIFE SITES

to CMA
The Caribbean Ministries Association

to CCCA
Canyon Creek Christian Academy

to FBC Frisco
First Baptist Church Frisco

to DTS
Dallas Theological Seminary

PRAYER REQUESTS 4.7

Pray for our summer move to Eleuthera

Pray for the birth and delivery of our first baby

Pray for my heart and both a miraculous healing and the grace to handle this trial

Pray for us as we begin the process of raising support - finally

Pray for the missionaries on Eleuthera and the classes

Pray for CMA and our missionary staff

The continued training of Bahamian students on the island of Spanish Wells

The Return of Christ

>>ANSWERED PRAYERS

 

4.23.08 - Introducing the Newest Flunker

Finally, after a little bit of a wait (2 weeks past due date) our little miracle is here. We are proud to present Micah James Flunker, born at 9:16am at a hefty 8 lbs 12oz. and a strapping 20” 3/4.

What an amazing… absolutely amazing… I’m literally stumbling for words to describe what we’ve just experienced. Emily’s doctor suggested that due to Micah being past due, the best option would probably be to have a “C” section for delivery, and Emily bravely went through the procedure with flying colors. The actual surgery itself was over in only about 45 minutes.

Don and Karolyn, Emily’s parents are here with us and they are extremely happy to hold their brand new grandson. Micah is wearing a little cap and he seems to enjoy being swaddled.

Right when he came into the world he started a healthy cry, not screaming, just a good hearty cry. The doctors said he sounded great and they were amazed at the full head of hair. Baby Micah got his shots and medicine and cried the whole time, then as soon as they wrapped him up he got very happy. I even think I saw him smile.

His feet are huge (I’m so proud!!!) and the nurses said that everything looks great. We’re stunned at the miracle of birth, and are so thankful for everyone’s thoughts and prayer for the birth of our first son. Please continue to pray as we make it though the next few hours of recovery, even as I write this Emily is resting, a bit drowsy, but doing well.

We think Micah feels a bit jipped, now that he’s out of the warmth and comfort of mom, but little does he know he’s got lots of friends and family who’ve been waiting to kiss and hug and love him; my guess is that as long as he’s held tight, (like he was in mom) he’s happy.

Stay tuned, more pictures to come soon!!!