Another CFC Participant Commits to Missions Work Many of you will remember Madison Kimbrough - a.k.a. "Bobette" thanks to CFC participant  Rev. Sam Williamson who identified the team Bobs as Bob1 (Bob Suellentrop), Bob2 (Bob  Nabors), Bob3 (me!) and threw in Bobette (Madison) just for good measure on the day we all  showed up to work together in Clay, AL following the January 2012 tornado.  Madison was the  only youth member of the Riverchase UMC Disaster Response Ministry team in 2012, owing to  the fact that she was being home schooled and had the flexibility in her schedule to work with  us on several of our weekday deployments.  She was 17 back then and now, at age 19, she  has committed her life to the pursuit of missions work.  She will be embarking on her first  assignment soon through the Passport Program of the Adventures in Missions organization,  leaving to spend January through April 2015 in Nicaragua.  She's even hoping that she may  be able to ultimately reside there permanently.  You might be interested in reading her personal  letter soliciting support at https://www.dropbox.com/s/s6lbebbnf1cc54j/Madison%20Kimbrough%20Fundraising%20Letter%20PP-2015.pdf?dl=0.  If you are able to be of assistance to her, I'm sure she would be appreciative  of your help. And as you already also know, CFC participant Chris Williams, his wife and three children  recently moved to Costa Rica where they are spending a year immersing in the local culture  and learning Spanish before heading to Colombia for 4 years thereafter through the One  Mission Society organization.  You can keep up with Chris' activities by checking the CFC blog  from time to time at http://cuttersforchrist.blogspot.com/.  I'm quite sure that donations to help  with his call to spread the Gospel, develop Colombian missionaries and start new  congregations in Latin and South America would always be gratefully accepted, as well, at https://www.onemissionsociety.org/give/TheWilliamses.