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I just sent in my visa application for Brazil.

After finally getting all the documents together, I sent everything to the Brazilian Embassy in DC yesterday. Wow that only took 5 months! It's still awhile before I get my visa, though, five weeks at the earliest. All the documents I already pulled together are just the beginning. They Embassy could come back to me saying they want a whole lot more than what's listed on the site. So please pray they'll be content with what I sent already and send me a visa.

Also be praying God will give me insight on what he wants me to do with my November and December. I need to decide this week on whether to continue volunteering here at YWAM in Richmond or go visit churches or go get a paying job. That's just a short list, so hopefully prayer will narrow it down soon.

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