Pray for Dave in Senegal: Day 7 - May 20

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By this point, I will have likely lost track of what day it is. The days tend to blend one after another.

I would ask you to pray for my health today. In the last couple of trips, it has been about this time, a week or so into the trip, that illnesses began to abound.

Also, continue to pray that God would lead us to people with open hearts who will listen to the message we share.

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