Great Weekend

1. The Alexanders
2. Landmark Holiness Tabernacle
3. Pastor Josh Bush, Hannah & Davy
4. Next Day after flooding in Wichita

We had a great weekend in Oklahoma City and Wichita. We had good food and fellowship along with great services.

Friday night, Saturday night and Sunday morning we were singing and preaching at Landmark Holiness Tabernacle in Oklahoma City. Pastor JR and Sis. Teresa Alexander and their congregation celebrated Five years as a church on Sunday. It was our great privilege to be with them on this special weekend.

The Alexanders are from our home church in Dayton so it is always especially good to see them and be in church with them. God has used Bro. JR all over this country in revivals and youth camps and he is
now doing a work through him in OKC. It was great to be a part of it.

After Sunday morning service we loaded up the BoggsMobile and rushed to Wichita, KS. We made our first visit to First Free Will Baptist Church. Pastor Josh Bush and all his folks were so very kind and receptive to our singing and preaching. May God bless them for
treating us so well. We had a great visit and we look forward to returning.

While we were eating and fellowshipping with Bro. Bush and his family, the rain descended on Wichita. I felt like singing, "The rains came down and the floods came up." We drove Mr. Cheep Jeep through atleast a foot of water and maybe much more judging by the water lapping against the stalled cars.

It was atleast a mile through flooded streets back to the bus but we made it with much fervent prayer. Thankfully the church parking lot was high enough not to flood. I've included a picture of the road and one stalled car today after the waters receded.

Now we are on the road toward Florence, Montana. We are in western Kansas now moving west at a high rate of speed. We plan to be in church at Souls Harbor in Colorado Springs, CO on Wednesday and then casually mosey on up to Montana over the next several days. I plan to post some scenery pics as we drive across our beautiful nation.

God bless you all.

Davy