Just as we were drifting off to sleep last night we heard Misha talking in his sleep.
What did he say?
He murmured, "Papa, moy." or, "My Daddy."
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The journey to bring home our Ukrainian children
The Eimers Family
Our Purpose in Pursuing a Ukrainian Adoption
There are 150,000,000 orphaned children in our world. Our mission and passion is to be the family for three children in the country of Ukraine. Now that part of our passion has been realized!
We left in December, 2007, pursuing three young orphaned siblings in the country of Ukraine and they didn't have a clue we were coming. We didn't know their genders or almost anything about them. All we really knew is that our children would be under age 9. We did know how much we already loved these children and were committed to do whatever necessary to bring them home.
This is still our mission and our passion. This will not be a 5-week mission trip and there will be no furloughs. We are beginning a life-long endeavor. The costs financially, emotionally, and spiritually are going to be great and we would like to ask you to consider partnering with us in prayer as well as considering what part you might have in ministering to orphans in our world.
The Eimers
We left in December, 2007, pursuing three young orphaned siblings in the country of Ukraine and they didn't have a clue we were coming. We didn't know their genders or almost anything about them. All we really knew is that our children would be under age 9. We did know how much we already loved these children and were committed to do whatever necessary to bring them home.
This is still our mission and our passion. This will not be a 5-week mission trip and there will be no furloughs. We are beginning a life-long endeavor. The costs financially, emotionally, and spiritually are going to be great and we would like to ask you to consider partnering with us in prayer as well as considering what part you might have in ministering to orphans in our world.
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6 comments:
Such a sweet comment!
Thanks for sharing!
Isn't amazing how these little ones bless our lives?
That is so cute. I remember Erika dreaming in Russian. Then, I remember distinctly when she started dreaming in English! :)
Today (the 31st) is your birthday if I remember from long ago correctly...Happy Birthday, Melissa! I'm proud of you! You are truly a Proverbs 31 woman and someone I am proud to call my friend.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MELISSA!!!!
Uncle Steve
You know what a child is really thinking when you hear him talking in his sleep. What a sweet sound.
Happy belated birthday, Melissa!
Looks like the boys' adjustment is going very well after just a couple of weeks home. I bet Steve was on the cloud nine after Misha said "Moy papa" in his dream.
P.S. The picture with the blankets is the sweetest one!
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