Rush hour in Gyula

Good Morning Friends,
Every morning the cows are taken from each house out to the meadows by the cow hand and then they come back in the evening each to their own exact house.  Sometimes you get struck behind them going along the road.  But still beats the M25 any day!
Yesterday was a big success.  Family day in the woods-volleyball, goulash, trad dancing,  good walk to top of the hill looking into Romania.
Youth bonfire in the evening.  8 till 10pm.  Jess and other youth got delayed on their bus till 9:50 so we had two very cool and yes slightly older youth (Simon and myself) (do youngsters still say cool) keeping the singing, and testimonies going for 2 hours.  Jess gave hers at the end of the evening.  Seemed to go down very well with the hungarian youth.  We had about 50 young people!
Today we have all moved locations so that we can serve in as many villages as poss.  The .mothers and toddlers are in the small village of Uj Akli and they have 11 toddlers (along with their mums).  And the really good news is is that 9 of them are from unchurched families!  Praise God.  Pray that this leads to firm links and the kingdom increases in this village due to these connections.
All but 1 of the sick ladies are recovered and back at work.  And the other is on the way we think. And no one else seems to Praise God and thanks for your prayers. 
Today could you pray today for renewed energy for the team. 
Love
Stuart Sadler