Schedule Change & Prayer Request

We have a schedule change for the next few days. We originally were scheduled to close revival here in Miami tonight and to start revival tomorrow night in Seneca, MO for Bro. George Davis. However, Bro. Davis is having some heart tests this week so we will only be there on Sunday the 17th. We will continue here at Miami with Bro. Stephens through Friday. Services have been great so we are looking forward to the next three nights.
Please Pray for the people of Haiti. As you know the devastation from the earthquake is terrible. Please especially remember the Lloyds. They have their home, church, schools and orphanage there. They are safe but in need of protection and provision until things settle down. There is also a group visiting the Lloyds from their home church, Westside Holiness Church in Claremoore, OK where we preached Sunday morning. They were supposed to fly home early this morning but will be delayed several days at least. I'm sure that there is much to be concerned about in this present situation. Please pray for them and their parents and church.
God bless everyone,
Davy

Bluff Mountain

These were taken today (Monday) on Bluff Mountain in Tennessee. It
was absolutely beautiful. I actually drifted over into the ditch while
taking in the beauty. Thank God for four wheel drive.

Davy

A White Christmas

Im dreaming of a White Christmas!

Mile Markers

   This blog worked so well for providing updates from Nigeria that we are going to continue using it for our regular Mile Marker updates.  We have been posting them on our website but since we often go days and weeks without internet service in our travels, this may work much better. We can post individual pictures and news on here with email from our phones without having to find Internet service for the computer.  Anyway, we will try it for a while and if it works we will make it a permanent thing.  We will not send out an email each time we post here but if you join here as a follower I think you have the option to be notified of each update.  We will continue to send out an email update when we make changes or post groups of pictures on www.davykellyandodie.com. If you would like to be added to our email list go to the website and email us from there and let us know.
   Speaking of pictures, we have bunches of pictures from Nigeria and we added four sets today.  The others will be added over the next week or so.  Please look at the pictures and let us know what you think.  I wish we could capture the reality of Nigeria in a picture but at least they give you an idea of what it is like.  We hope you enjoy.
The Jeep is out of the shop now and running fine. They replaced the plugs, distributor cap and rotor button. But the main problem was a bad battery that we purchased in June of this year. Auto Zone replaced it free and Mr. Jeep is On the Road Again!
   God bless you every one.
Davy

Sunday

Bro Berkley Rose-One of our favorite musicians.

This morning we were intending to go to our home church at Dryden
Rd. But the jeep would not start. That's the 1st time it's let me down
completely. Since we are parked at Dodds church we went there Sunday
morning. Pastor Rex Lloyd asked me to preach so I went after the lost.
We had a good service and Holy Ghost conviction was very strong. That
shows how much I know about where I'm supposed to be sometimes.

Dad helped me get the jeep running so we were able to keep our
commitment for Sunday night. We went to Victory Pentecostal in
Hamilton where Bro. Donald Pierce is the pastor. We had a great time
there even though the Pierce family is in Alabama for the Holiday with
his family.

We were able to see many friends in each service and we enjoyed
that very much. Bro. Berkley is one of them and he stood still long
enough to get a pic.

Tomorrow is going to be a busy day. The laundry from the trip
needs to be done, we need to work on a newsletter and the jeep needs
to go to the shop.

God bless,
Davy

Home Sweet Home

We arrived home around 3:30 Friday afternoon after almost 30 hours
of traveling. We would have made it home a lot earlier without the
delays in Atlanta but when you think about the distance from Abeokuta
to Waynesville 30 hours is not bad at all!

Dad & Mom picked us up and delivered us safely home and we sure
appreciate it. Also Dad looked after the bus while we were gone and
made sure it didn't freeze up. Mom stocked us with sandwich stuff so
we wouldn't have to make a run for the grocery. Thank you Ma & Pa.

We are glad to be home and thankful for the help of the Lord. God
bless and to all a good long night!

Davy