Calvary Evangelistic Center Pastor William Hill

Boy Howdy! When I said I didn't have much phone service in Independence, Iowa I was not kidding! AT&T has yet to discover Independence, Iowa but thankfully the Lord is well acquainted with Independence, Calvary Evangelistic Center and Pastor William Hill. The Lord met with us each night and we are very thankful. 

This was our first revival for Pastor Hill but we have been familiar with him for several years. Bro. Hill has written several books, traveled extensively in foreign missions and ministered all over America singing and preaching. Bro. and Sis. Hill pioneered Calvary Center 46 years ago and have labored there faithfully all through the years. They are super people and dedicated to the Lord and His work. You can find out more about Pastor Hill, his books and the church HERE. I highly recommend all of the literature he has available.

It was our great pleasure to meet the Hill's and their fine folks. We had a wonderful time of fellowship and good services too. Friday night slipped up on us much too soon and we found ourselves wanting to stay longer as we do nearly every week. It is nice when folks are asking you to stay rather than wondering aloud when you are going to leave!

We left after church last night and pointed the BoggsMobile toward the east. I had a really good night driving and pulled into Waynesville about  11:00 this morning. I slept a few hours and as I prepare this post Kelly Jo is busy preparing for us to fly to Montana Sunday morning. The BoggsMobile will be in good hands here and the General will be close by. Thanks for praying for us.

Davy

I hope you enjoy the pictures from Independence, Iowa.

Pastor William Hill and his precious wife.

Odie in chapel service

The Wapsipinicon River flows through Independence

Pastor Hill's house is next to the river.

A beautiful picture of one of the wonderful meals prepared for us.

Friends Dropping In...

We made it to Iowa Sunday and started revival for Pastor William Hill. I snapped some pictures but AT&T has very little service here so posting will be difficult. I had the following post ready so here it is...

While in Tennessee last week we had several family and friends drop in for a visit. It was a great pleasure to have them all! We snapped a few pictures and here they are....

Davy

My Mom and Dad along with my cousin Lisa Isaacs and neice Deidre came Friday for lunch and stayed for church that night. It "just happened" to be Odie's Birthday so we all went to lunch at our favorite little Italian place in the area.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

The Birthday cake Odie is holding is $5.99 a slice and it is worth every penny of it!

Odie and Deidre were just a "little" carried away...

On Thursday our friends from Richton, Mississippi stopped in for a short visit too. Pastor Scott and Sis. Kim Morris were passing through with their girls Reagan and Riley. We met them for lunch Thursday at Sonny's. It was nice of them to take time out of their vacation for us. We had a great time and a great meal...

Rib bone graveyard!

Kelly Jo's Mom and Dad met us for lunch on Wednesday along with two Aunts and an Uncle.

Our dear friends and missionaries Bro. Larry and Sis. Rosemary Landress stopped in for church on Monday and Tuesday and camped with us at Caney Creek. We love it when our paths cross and we are able to spend time with the Landress family. We fell in love with them when we preached revival in their home church in August of 1990. Yep, that was in the last century. We really are OLD friends!

More Pictures From Beechfork Holiness Church

We had a great day for travel yesterday. We drove about 200 miles after church Friday night, slept a few hours at Flying J in Oak Grove, Kentucky and then drove 505 miles to Davenport, Iowa. We are only about 120 miles short of our goal but I had driven all I could. We parked and collapsed into bed and we are ready to go now. Thanks for praying.

Here are a few more pictures from Beechfork Holiness Church. We had a great time all week.

Davy