Grand Canyon Adventures! Part 3

 Bright and early on Monday morning, we drove to the historic train station in Williams, AZ where we boarded a 14 car train carrying over 400 (and that's at half capacity) people up to the Grand Canyon National Park. The train ride lasted 2 1/2 hours and then we were given 3 hours at the Canyon before reboarding for the trip home.

Besides having to wear masks the entire time, we had a great ride! 

 
 
The Grand Canyon truly lives up to its name! 

Our first breathtaking look at the most famous of the 7 Natural Wonders of the World!



We hiked and rode a bus to various different overlooks around the South Rim. The beauty was surreal!

Our two little troopers! 

This beautiful verse was posted on a scenic overlook! What an incredible proof for a Creative Designer right before us!




What a blessing to experience this marvelous canyon and the magnificence of the area! 

Part 4 Coming Soon.


In a time and a culture that is at increasingly great risk, we desire to share the ageless truth that God created each precious human being, and that they can live out God’s plan for their lives and their families. The Ten Commandments are still relevant. The Bible is still the message that tells us the story of Jesus and our hope of salvation and eternal life. There is forgiveness for sins and there is hope and healing for sorrow, loss, and pain. God can still enable His children to live authentic Christian lives. He still purposes to give Peace on Earth and Favor to all mankind! The joy of music, Jesus Christ, and family togetherness is a great blessing to us and we trust you will find the same for yourself and your family!

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