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Sunday, as always, began with worship at Trail's End. I continue to be amazed at God's Grace as 44 people attended. Unfortunately, one of the major couples sold their unit and will not return next year. I announced that and asked the people to pray about whether they wanted to continue the service next season. I made it clear that three or four couples will need to accept responsibility for arranging the worship area. I asked that they all pray to learn what God would have us do and what their part in it would be. We will miss Donna and Marlin. He wants to stay in Kansas for the next winter. The renter, Eric, came to the service for the first time. They came at 1:30 to pay the rent for March 15-April 15. They said they would leave no later than early April 13. Evelyn had to go to a bridal shower for a young lady in our church. I took her to Bonny's so they could ride together and I would have the car to pick her up at 4:00 and head to Harlingen. We are to meet our other renters so they can pay their rent for the next month. We certainly wish the Lord would bring someone forth to buy that place soon. It is hard to find any renters for a long enough period to make it worthwhile to keep it. On to Rio Hondo to meet Don and Janice for church at 6:15. We went to an inspiring praise service of music by the Greek family. The Rio Hondo Baptist Church is very friendly and almost family. Don and Janice know and are known by everyone. We went off to Jason's Deli for a sandwich for dinner. Evelyn and I shared a very mediocre Mefalatto sandwich. We came home, and Evelyn went straight to bed. She thinks she may be catching cold or something. She is taking extra vitamin C, and we are praying for her health.