THE HEAVILIN HERALD
June 2010
We left Kansas on June 5 and have
really had lots of variety and
visiting since then. We arrived in
Shipshewana on June 8. We were able
to visit Marilyn’s cousins Al and
Sharon who have their RV parked in
Niles, Michigan. We also attended a
Sandi Patty concert at the Blue Gate
Theater. It was a small theater and
the concert was very intimate.
Marilyn got to chat with Sandi for a
few minutes which was very special
for her.
Sandi Patty and Marilyn
We then went to Indianapolis for a
brief visit with Marilyn’s brother
Walt and his wife Karen and also our
dear friends Jack and Carol in
Bloomington. We then traveled on to
Lancaster, PA where we visited our
special friends Brian and Donna,
formerly from Keswick.
Brian and Donna
We
also spent the day with our friends,
Jack and Dottie who recently retired
from Keswick and moved to Lancaster.
We were able to enjoy our favorite
RV park with such an interesting
view.
We also visited Newsong Fellowship
Church with our friend Pastor Jamie
Mitchell. Marilyn has written an
attached article telling of the
Reconciliation service that we were
privileged to attend. Unfortunately
this type of service is very rare
and our first time to witness such a
service in our experience of more
than 70 years of church attendance.
Glen and Pastor Jamie
We drove to Downingtown, PA to have
lunch with Katie, a young woman
Marilyn met on Prodigy 14 years ago.
We got to visit with Katie and her
three precious daughters. We had not
met little Shannon before. She is
almost one year old. Don’t you just
love that gorgeous curly hair?
One year old Shannon
We arrived at Keswick on June 28.
Marilyn has been occupied with
preparing messages for her
presentation at Families For Christ
on July 9-11. FFC is a weekend
conference for graduates of the
Colony of Mercy and their spouses.
Marilyn will also be doing two
workshops each week at the summer
conferences.
If you attend a church where Power
for Living is distributed in the
Sunday school, please note the
August 22 issue which features our
story. If you have a chance to
collect copies of the issue, we
would appreciate it. We also wanted
to let everyone know that Roses In
December is now available on the
electronic reader. The Kindle
version can be ordered through
Amazon.com
Last month we asked that you pray
for Marilyn’s sister-in-law Karen
and her cousin Al. We would ask that
you continue to pray for Karen and
Al that God will provide complete
healing for both of them.
We have the repairs on the car
scheduled for July 12 and are in the
process of getting approval for the
PT/INR monitor for the Coumadin
checks for Marilyn. It would be so
nice not to have to hunt up a lab
wherever we are and not to have to
have blood draws once a month. It
seems that with the car and the
medical needs, we are sort of in the
‘red tape’ season.
Thanks for your prayers on our
behalf.
In Him,
Glen and Marilyn Heavilin
Sunset in Bloomington, Indiana
