Reilly Great Remarks: November 2009

11.03.2009

November 2009 Ps&Ps

Please continue to pray as we near December. Medical Leave has been good in that Kevin has been able to see a great variety of doctors through the Veteran’s Administration, and with good continuity. We pray that we will be able to begin a six-month furlough in January.

Please pray for continued wisdom in these areas.

Other prayer requests:
· Sean and Christina in their new family life
· Katy in college (living at home still and working a lot)
· Colleen in 11th grade (and just starting voice lessons)
· Tara in 10th grade (and just starting violin lessons)
· The ABWE team in Costa Rica (especially as one couple will be coming to the US for furlough and another couple for a few months for medical reasons)
· Sojourn Academy with its customary 3-times-per-year transitions of missionary kids coming to learning Spanish, its numbers of resident mks and Costa Rican and other internationals.

Kevin and Tia Reilly
Sojourn Academy
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Selah

Photo at right: the wedding of a good friend of ours from the Hackensack Spanish Church ministry; what a great visit with special family who traveled all the way to Ohio to see Jonathon and Emily married. More photos at http://picasaweb.google.com/Tialrreilly/Bochewedding#

Ministry Bio

Kevin and Cynthia “Tia” Reilly ministered with ABWE from 1993 to 2010 in Latin America. Working first in Paraguay, South America, for two terms, they ministered in church planting and later in education. From 2005-2009, the Reillys and their four children worked specifically with Christian education in San Jose, Costa Rica, where the whole family ministered with both “mks” (missionary kids) and Costa Rican children at Sojourn Academy. They also participated in church planting ministries in New Life Impact Baptist Church (Iglesia Bautista Impacto Vida Nueva) with music and children’s church. They were excited to see our own children involve themselves in ministry opportunities on their own.

Now the Lord has brought all six back to the US--Ohio, specifically. Tia taught high school Spanish part-time at Xenia Nazarene Christian School for a year before signing on full-time with Xenia Christian High School as Educational Assistance Specialist. After two years in that role, she now teaches secondary level language arts. Kevin worked for a year and a half with US veterans through the Disabled American Veterans at the Veterans Medical Center in Dayton, OH. Then he taught part-time at Xenia Christian in the middle school--three class of history.

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11.03.2009

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